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developed by valuation analysts for valuation analysts makes your task much easier. Contents: Income
Statements Data Entry Comparative Income Statements Balance Sheets Comparative Income
Statements Chart Balance Sheets Common-Size IS Year to Year Historical Balance Sheets (Summary)
Common-Size IS Industry Trend Historical Balance Sheets Charts Common-Size IS Subject Trend Income
Statements Ratios Income Statements Comparative Financial Ratios Historical Income Statements
(Summary) Current Ratio Chart Historical Income Statements Charts Quick Ratio Chart Cash Flows
Revenue/Accounts Receivable Chart Financial Statement Adjustments Average Collection Period Chart
Balance Sheets Inventory Turnover Chart Going Concern Value Days’ Inventory Chart Liquidation Value
COGS/Payables Chart Going Concern Working Trial Balance Days’ Payable Chart Liquidation Value
Working Trial Balance Revenue/Working Capital Chart Income Statements Times Interest Earned Income
Statements NI+Non-Cash Exp/Current LTD Chart Income Statement Working Trial Balance Fixed
Assets/Tangible Worth Chart Adjusted Net Income Debt/Tangible Net Worth Chart Adjusted Registry
Deb/Equity Chart Adjusted Financial Statements Gross Profit Margin Chart Balance Sheets EBT/Tangible
Worth Chart Adjusted Going Concern Values EBT/Total Assets Chart Liquidation Value Fixed Asset
Turnover Chart Adj Going Concern Balance Sheets (Summary) Total Asset Turnover Adjusted Going
Concern Balance Sheets Chart % Depreciation, Depletion, Adj Liquidation Value Balance Sheets
(Summary) % Officers’ and Owners’ Compensation/Revenue Adjusted Liquidation Value Balance Sheets
Chart Operating Cash Flows (OCF) Chart Chart Income Statements Cash Interest Coverage Chart
Adjusted Income Statements Cash Flow to Total Debt Chart Adjusted Income Statements (Summary)
Liquidity Ratios Adjusted Income Statement Chart Coverage and Leverage Ratios Common-Size Financial
Statements Operating Ratios Balance Sheets Income Statement Analysis Historical Balance Sheets
Growth Rates Adjusted Going Concern Values Multi-Year Averages Adjusted Liquidation Values
Historical IS Growth Rates Income Statements Adjusted IS Growth Rates Historical Income Statements
Margin Analysis Adjusted Income Statements Historical Margin Analysis Financial Statement Trends
Adjusted Margin Analysis Balance Sheets Return on Average Equity Historical Balance Sheets Historical
Benefit Stream Analysis Adjusted Going Concern Values Historical Benefit Stream Analysis Chart
Adjusted Liquidation Values Adjusted Benefit Stream Analysis Income Statements Adjusted Benefit
Stream Analysis Chart Historical Income Statements Equity Analysis Adjusted Income Statements
Reconciliation of Equity Comparison to Industry Shares Outstanding Balance Sheets Comparative
Balance Sheets Comparative Balance Sheets Chart Common-Size BS Year to Year Common-Size BS
Industry Trend Common-Size BS Subject TrendFINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS Fundamentals,
Techniques & Theory 14 – Chapter Two © 1995–2012 by National Association of Certified Valuators and
Analysts (NACVA). All rights reserved. 2012.v1 Used by Institute of Business Appraisers with permission
of NACVA for limited purpose of collaborative training. In addition to the foregoing chapter of
Fundamentals, Techniques and Theory, there are other sources of information which many professionals
in the valuation business have read and/or added to their library. The valuation analyst, progressing
through the steps in a valuation, should be generally familiar with the body of knowledge represented
by this text and other publications. These can include books, papers, articles, seminars, classes and the
experience of a valuation mentor or other business mentors the valuation analyst may know. Those at
the top of the field continue to learn and grow. Recommended reading includes, but is not limited to:
Blackman, Irving L., Valuing Your Privately Held Business, The Art & Science of Establishing Your
Company/s Worth. Campbell, Ian R., and Howard E. Johnson, The Valuation of Business Interests,
Chapter 3 (Business Analysis). Copeland, Tom, Tim Koller, and Jack Murrin, Valuation: Measuring and
Managing the Value of Companies. Damodaran, Aswath, Damodaran on Valuation, Security Analysis for
Investment and Corporate Finance, Chapter 5 (Estimation of Growth Rates) and Chapters 10 through 12
(Ratios). Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. Industry Norms and Key Business Ratios, select by appropriate year.
Fridson, Martin and Fernando Alvarez, Financial Statement Analysis: A Practitioner’s Guide. Green,
Robert, “Using Correlation Analysis in Determining Proper Method to Project Earnings”, The Valuation
Examiner, 1st qtr, 1994. Helfert, Erich A., Techniques of Financial Analysis, Chapter 1, Part III (The Nature
of Financial Statements), and Chapter 3 (Assessment of Business Performance – Ratio Analysis and
Performance). Hitchner, James R., Financial Valuation Applications and Models, Chapter 3 (Financial
Statement and Company Risk Analysis). Pratt, Shannon P., R. F. Reilly and R. P. Schweihs, Valuing a
Business, The Analysis and Appraisal of Closely Held Companies, Chapter 8 (Financial Statement
Analysis). Risk Management Associates, Annual Statement Studies, select by appropriate year. Rufus,
Robert, “Financial Ratios: Use, Predictive Power and the Z-Score”, The Valuation Examiner, M/J 2003.
Rutter, Grover, “A Matter of Equity: The Old Safe-Rate Method Yard Stick for Measurement”, The
Valuation Examiner, F/M 1999

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