See Roberto H Castro’s article on the acceptance of Monte Carlo Simulation issued by Business Appraisal Practice on QuickReadBuzz.
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Enabling Better Decisions — Deloitte Economics, Valuation and Modelling Practice
In an era of unprecedented change, many market participants are grappling with strategic business and valuation-based decisions arising as a result of increased innovation and greater market controversy, uncertainty, and volatility.
Deloitte UK has brought together industry specialists to share thoughts on a number of topics relevant to businesses — now more than ever — in innovative, uncertain, and volatile times.
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Duff & Phelps: Automotive Industry Insights – Summer 2018
Global sector review of Q1/2018.
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EACVA’s 12th Annual Business Valuation Conference 2018
EACVA cordially invites you to attend our 12th Annual Conference for Valuation Professionals beeing held on November 22-23, 2018 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Düsseldorf – Neuss, Germany.
The Conference will feature 4 keynotes and 24 sessions covering valuation best practice discussions, current business valuation topics, including intangible asset valuation in the fields of business valuation, valuation issues with respect to legal aspects, etc.
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OECD releases new „Guidance for Tax Administrations on the Application of the Approach to Hard-to-Value Intangibles“
This report contains guidance for tax administration on the application of the approach to hard-to-value intangibles (HTVI), under BEPS Action 8.
This new guidance present the principles that should underlie the application of the HTVI approach by tax administration, with the aim of improving consistency and reduce the risk of economic double taxation. The new guidance also includes a number of examples clarifying the application of the HTVI approach in different scenarios; and addresses the interaction between the HTVI approach and the access to the mutual agreement procedure under the applicable tax treaty.
