January 26, 2017
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If the Internal Revenue Service audits one of your clients based on valuation issues, you need to know how to best prepare for the process. Here are some practices you can use from the time a business valuer or appraiser1 is selected to prepare an appraisal2 for federal tax purposes for an estate or gift tax return, considering the IRS classification3 and audit process4 through completion of an audit.
The Initial Valuation
Once an independent business valuer such as a CVA5 or a business appraiser such as a CBA,6 ASA7 or CPA8 with an ABV9 has been selected to perform a business valuation for federal tax purposes, it’s important to set forth the process in a clear and understandable manner. The appraiser must remain independent and meet the...
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