What’s normal? The ins and outs of valuation adjustments
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Abstract: To create an accurate picture of a company’s finances, a valuator likely will need to make various adjustments to “normalize” earnings. But determining what’s normal involves detailed analysis, as well as an understanding of the company’s current and future operations. This article talks about how appraisers determine whether to make discretionary, discount-related, or other adjustments to better reflect the future cash flow a prospective buyer could generate from a company’s operations.
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