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If your business has demonstrated the resillience to survive the economic storm of the past four years, it may be an ideal acquisition target. Furthermore, it is not difficult to find buyers at the momement.

This year there are new reporting requirements by U.S. individuals who own certain foreign assets. The requirements apply to all US individuals regardless of their residency. For calendar-year taxpayers, 2011 is the first year for which the new rules are in effect.
 

One of the many joint projects the FASB and the IASB are currently working on will significantly change the format and presentation of basic financial statements.

Several countries in Europe are in a financial crisis, Changes are being demanded and debated. Here is one man's opinion on some of the issues.

In 2009 the United States IRS began offering a way for US taxpayers to voluntarily disclose their foreign bank accounts. The IRS held open the program for an extra long time, but has it got them what they wanted?

The best method of investor protection against “problem” Chinese companies listing abroad? Due diligence, due diligence, due diligence. And take off the rose colored glasses.

In today’s turbulent economy many business owners develop differences over money matters, no differently than is the case in traditional marriages.

Read about some of the things that Ron Seigneur says most experienced valuation analysts are well equipped with to proactively advise ownership and senior management that can either avoid or resolve the conflict that can easily develop between closely held business owners.

Why wait for New Year's Eve? Here are ten investment-related resolutions that will hopefully result in better long-term wealth.

Economists expect to see an increase in mergers and acquisitions activity but a formal valuation of a business can be useful for other reasons too.

The EU Green Paper on Audit Policy was published October 13, 2010. It is very controversial. Read on to find out the main topics that the Commission brings to the table.

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