The Third Annual National IRS Symposium on Valuation Issues
This is the place for candid dialogue and keys to tax compliance success. The program offers more than you would normally expect; it is designed by the Service, and features what is important to them – and often critical to tax practitioners and appraisers.
Just added: Mel Abraham in an expanded Court Decisions session. Mel is a highly respected valuer and a dynamic speaker who has presented extensively on Tax Court valuation cases. He appears at the request of Miles Friedman, IRS SBSE Area Counsel. In their session, Miles, Mel, Guy Glaser (Area Counsel) and Judge Halpern will offer crucial insight into recent decisions of the Court.
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May 18, 2011 • Los Angeles, California
Taxpayer's Valuations vs. IRS - Are We Getting Anywhere?
Concurrent Session 3 – Business Valuation
Specific valuation and discounting issues have been contentious for many years, but the IRS and professional approaches and methods have indeed been moving closer together. Find out what is required for valuations to be acceptable to both sides. – Dennis A. Webb Panelist
This is the place for candid dialogue and keys to tax compliance success. The program offers more than you would normally expect; it is designed by the Service, and features what is important to them – and often critical to tax practitioners and appraisers.
Just added: Mel Abraham in an expanded Court Decisions session. Mel is a highly respected valuer and a dynamic speaker who has presented extensively on Tax Court valuation cases. He appears at the request of Miles Friedman, IRS SBSE Area Counsel. In their session, Miles, Mel, Guy Glaser (Area Counsel) and Judge Halpern will offer crucial insight into recent decisions of the Court.
Download IRS Symposium
May 18, 2011 • Los Angeles, California
Taxpayer's Valuations vs. IRS - Are We Getting Anywhere? Concurrent Session 3 – Business Valuation
Specific valuation and discounting issues have been contentious for many years, but the IRS and professional approaches and methods have indeed been moving closer together. Find out what is required for valuations to be acceptable to both sides. – Dennis A. Webb Panelist
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