Sentence examples for valuation purposes from inspiring English sources
Groupon does offer two other measurements for valuation purposes, free cash flow and gross profit, both of which have a long basis in standard accounting rules.
Alert balance sheet readers will note that, because the market's expected return is also the rate at which a company's future income stream is discounted for valuation purposes, the present value of such a company's future earnings would be negative.
These include a slowdown in the rate of growth reported by the group, an increase in the overall loss ratio and, most worryingly for valuation purposes, a net contribution from ancillary products which has ground to a halt.
Sadly for valuation purposes, there's no perfect match: unlike Amazon, Alibaba doesn't hold inventory or manage warehouses, and unlike eBay, it gets most of its revenue from advertising, not charging users.
At the recent Series E preferred price of $5.65 per share (which is what most people would use for valuation purposes), LivingSocial is a $2.9 billion company.
Since last year, the taxmen have fired off a volley of advisory letters and audits asserting that Section 2703 of the tax code, passed in 1990, gives them broad power to disregard the existence of "abusive" limited partnerships for valuation purposes.
He also explores how capital market participants use financial information for valuation and investment purposes.
Ms. DeAngelis wrote that "his attorneys informed me yesterday that the actual valuation for appraisal purposes is $55 million," the figure she said the Smithsonian would use for insurance purposes.
Congress could, of course, choose any standard of valuation, for the purposes of the assessment and collection of duties.
However, this would only be an option if you had a proper survey carried out as opposed to a mere valuation for mortgage purposes.
The court finds that there are "exceptional intervening circumstances" in this case and the date of separation... is the proper date of valuation for division purposes.
