Transcription of Defining and Estimating “Value” in the LLC Setting
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Defining and Estimating value in the LLC SettingState Bar of ArizonaCLE by the SeaBusiness LawCharles A. Wilhoite, CPA/ABV/CFF, CMA, ASA, CGMA, CFM, CBAM anaging DirectorWillamette Management AssociatesJuly 20, 2013 Standard definitions of value Standard premises of value Key provisions in a representative operating agreement Intent of the LLC members regarding value value examples from operating agreements The role of non-attorney experts Entity level versus shareholder level discounts and premiums Impact of historical redemption activity Standard valuation approaches and methods Typical considerations transfer of a less-than-controlling interest Summary2013 CLE by the Sea2 Valuation in the LLC Setting Standard definitions of value Fair market value Investment value Intrinsic (or Fundamental ) value Fair value2013 CLE by the Sea3I.
Fair value (business valuation/nonfinancial reporting) is usually a legally created standard of value that applies to certain specific transactions. In most states, fair value is the statutory standard of value applicable in cases of dissenting stockholders’appraisal rights. *Model Business Corporation Act § 13.01(3)(ABA 1984).
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