By Jason Bogniard, MBA, ASA, CVA, EA | Principal, Business ValuationMay 11, 2021 Damages can be calculated with reasonable certainty, and are most often done so using “Lost Profits” as the measure of the alleged damages. Much like it sounds, Lost Profits represent the amount of money that the plaintiff requests the court to award to …
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By Erica Ishida | President and Chief Operating OfficerMay 3, 2021
By Brandon Fredericks, CPA | AGP Advisory, Leader In my last article, I presented one of the benefits of an advisory boards as the ease of its creation. Though that is true, the upfront work should not be taken lightly. There is nothing worse than assembling the ‘wrong’ compensation of advisory board members. Before fully greenlighting an advisory board, I encourage you to invest a full day workshop with your …
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By Brandon Fredericks, CPA | AGP Advisory, Leader How different the world looks and feels in March 2021? Crazy to think a little over thirteen months ago, I finished up my last business travel via air travel for an Advisory project. Since then, I have yet to step foot on a tarmac. Though ‘how’ we do business has changed drastically, our clients and customers are still …
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By Jason Bogniard, MBA, ASA, CVA, EA | Principal, Business Valuation If a business has been around long enough, chances are some misunderstanding or outright misconduct has happened with a vendor, customer, or employee. At times, these business disputes require some mediation or litigation process to help reach a resolution. At the heart of many …
By Robert Jackson, CPA | Senior Manager, Tax Monday, November 16, 2020 It is the middle of November, fresh off the general election, and for most taxpayers, it is the height of tax planning season. While many taxpayers and professionals alike were expecting to have a clearer picture of what 2021 (as well as the …
By Mark Lapikas, CPA | Principal, Tax With a previous break of Equifax, an estimated 143 million Americans’ information was compromised. In 2015, Anthem was breached compromising personal data of roughly 80 million Americans. Criminals are constantly seeking new ways to obtain your data which begs the question, “How do I protect my personal information?” …
By Brandon Fredericks, CPA | AGP Advisory, Leader The merger and acquisition market remains active even through trying times. Over the past two years, an average of over 13,000 deals were completed for small and mid-size businesses—that’s over 35 deals a day. The act of buying or selling a business can be complex and time consuming. Luckily, we have provided some insight into …
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November 2, 2020 The IRS released updates to retirement plan limits in 2021 last week: 2021 Retirement Plan Limits 2021 2020 2019 401(k),403(b) and 457(b) Deferral Limits $19,500 $19,500 $19,000 401(k) and 403(b) Catch-up Deferral Limits $6,500 $6,500 $6,000 Annual Limitation on Compensation $290,000 $285,000 $280,000 Defined Contribution Limitation $58,000 $57,000 $56,000 …
By Brandon Fredericks, CPA | AGP Advisory, Leader In performing financial due diligence, we get a chance to really peal back the layers of a company. That process can reveal additional areas within the business that should be considered prior to any acquisition closing. The fact of the matter is everything in life comes with a cost. Thus, even though the financial due diligence process may …
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