Buyouts, Estate Planning, and Distressed
Navigate unique valuation and deal scenarios including partner buyouts, estate planning valuations, and distressed situations.
"The right valuation approach depends on why you're valuing. Different purposes require different methodologies—know which you need."
Not every valuation is for a sale to an outside buyer. Partner buyouts, estate planning transfers, SBA financing, and distressed situations each have unique considerations that affect how value is determined and what matters most.
Partner buyouts involve minority interests and control premiums. Estate valuations involve IRS rules and discounts. SBA loans have specific appraisal requirements. Distressed valuations may focus on liquidation rather than going-concern value.
In this topic, you'll learn to navigate these special situations, understanding what makes each unique and how valuation approaches differ from standard M&A contexts.
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Context determines which valuation approach is appropriate
Minority interests require lack of control discounts
Estate valuations have specific IRS requirements
Distressed situations may prioritize liquidation value
The purpose of the valuation shapes the methodology
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