How to Use an Expert Witness CPA in Litigation Support Cases
Expert witness CPAs provide financial analysis, opinion testimony, and rebuttal in litigation. A Florida forensic CPA explains how to engage, when to involve, what to expect, and how to maximize value from CPA expert witness work in business disputes.
Free Cash Flow to Firm (FCFF): Definition, Formula, and Example
FCFF is the cash flow available to all capital providers after operating expenses, taxes, capex, and working capital. A Florida forensic CPA explains the FCFF formula, how it’s used in DCF valuation, and the normalization adjustments that make it litigation-defensible.
Asset-Based Valuation: Methods, Benefits, and Key Considerations
Asset-based valuation determines a company’s worth from its underlying assets net of liabilities. A Florida forensic CPA explains the methods, when to use the approach, and how it compares to income and market approaches in litigation-defensible valuations.
Discounted Cash Flow Business Valuation: Formula, Method, and Examples
DCF is the income-approach business valuation method that projects future cash flows and discounts them to present value. A Florida forensic CPA explains the formula, how the discount rate is calculated, and when DCF survives litigation cross-examination.
Going Concern Valuation: Definition, How It Works, and Examples
Going concern valuation values a business under the premise it will continue operating. A Florida forensic CPA explains the going-concern premise, when it applies, and how it differs from liquidation value — including examples from litigation and transaction work.
What Is Business Valuation and How Is It Calculated?
Business valuation determines the economic worth of a company using income, market, and asset approaches. A Florida forensic CPA explains the methods, when each applies, what records you need, and how to read a valuation report defensibly.
Business Valuation Methods: 6 Key Approaches Explained
The 6 core business valuation methods grouped by income, market, and asset approach. A Florida forensic CPA explains when each method applies, its limitations, and how to reconcile across methods in litigation-defensible BV reports.
EV/EBITDA Explained: Enterprise Value Multiple for Business Valuation
EV/EBITDA is the enterprise value multiple used to compare a company’s total value to its operating earnings. A Florida forensic CPA explains how the multiple is calculated, when it applies in litigation and transaction valuations, and the normalization adjustments that make it defensible.
Using But-For Scenarios and Benchmarking in Economic Damage Models
Executive Summary Economic damage models serve as the backbone of financial loss quantification in legal disputes. At their core, these models involve more than simple
Discount Rates and Present Value in Economic Damage Cases
Executive Summary Discount rates play a vital role as mathematical tools in economic damage litigation. They convert future monetary losses into today's values. Money has
Handling Incomplete Records in Economic Damages Cases
Executive Summary Economic damage calculations form the foundation of many legal disputes, yet they often face a significant challenge: incomplete financial records. When documentation gaps
Calculating Future Earnings and Economic Loss in Litigation
Executive Summary Future earnings and economic loss calculations are often central in personal injury and wrongful death matters when a claim involves lost earning capacity