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26 / July 2021

In Jackson case, Tax Court dismisses IRS expert’s revenue projections as ‘simply not reasonable’

When Michael Jackson died, his image and likeness was besmirched and yet, once competent executors took charge, they were able to make a lot of money for the estate in the immediate post-death years. The issue was to what extent this subsequent development could factor into the image-and-likeness valuation. In explaining his high valuation, the IRS’ expert offered a theory of “foreseeable opportunities” that the U.S. Tax Court found unpersuasive. Read more >>
Posted in: Business Valuation Law News Written by: Sylvia Golden
Categories: estate and gift taxation
Tags: expert testimony image and likeness michael jackson reasonably foreseeable time of death valuation date
18 / December 2018

Split high court rules on classification of earnout payment in divorce dispute

The parties’ dispute over how to classify earnout payments related to the sale of a valuable marital asset recently prompted a split ruling from the Minnesota Supreme Court. The issue was whether those payments were part of the sales consideration, as the wife argued, or represented future compensation to the husband, as the district court found. Read more >>
Posted in: Business Valuation Law News Written by: Sylvia Golden
Categories: marital dissolution/divorce
Tags: equitable distribution expectancy marital property purchase price Talenti valuation date willing buyer willing seller