In May 2008, AICPA introduced a new credential, Certified in Financial Forensics, or CFF. The credential was created to recognize CPAs who have the specialized education and experience to be premier providers of forensic accounting services. Through this credential, AICPA wanted to demonstrate an alignment between the
Read more →Valuation of Businesses in Colorado Divorces Valuation of business interests for Colorado divorce purposes must use the “standard” of value established by Colorado case law precedent: value to the martial estate or owner/spouse. This value may not necessarily reflect market value or value to those other than
Read more →Cracking The Code Whether the business valuation report is your first or your fiftieth , two very important factors must be considered before starring your review. The expert who submits it must be sufficiently qualified to value the subject company, and the expert’s procedures and report must
Read more →The explosion in healthcare transactions after a tenyear hiatus has created a booming market for appraisal and valuation services. One of the peculiar aspects of the healthcare industry is that many if not most transactions must be supported by an independent appraisal due to governmental regulatory concerns.
Read more →US managed care’ may come to UK Doctors in Britain can learn much from the American experience with managed care, says top US medical accountant Mark 0. Dietrich
Read more →Evaluating RVU-Based Compensation Arrangements Relative Value Unit (RVU) based compensation arrangements are increasingly popular for compensating physicians. Where collected revenue-based systems—historically common in group practice, for example—reflect the individual physician’s underlying payor mix, RVU systems are payor-mix neutral. A RVU system[1] is therefore attractive to a physician
Read more →A Health Care Appraiser Reviews a Judge-Appraiser’s “Report” Mark O . Dietrich , CPA/ABV is with Dietrich & Wilson PC, located in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Read more →Generally most actions taken to recover assets in a bankruptcy case involve the need to determine the solvency of the debtor at a particular point in time (often at the time of a transfer of a debtor’s property or the incurrence of a debt by the debtor).
Read more →WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND: Established health care valuation principles from the 1990s remain in full force and effect according to Mark Dietrich, CPA/ABV, founder of Mark Dietrich, CPA, PC, and author of the following article. Mark is coeditor and author of several chapters on medical practices
Read more →Understanding the Report Whether the business valuation report is your first or your fiftieth , two very important factors must be considered before starring your review. The expert who submits it must be sufficiently qualified to value the subject company, and the expert’s procedures and report must
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