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What is the biggest problem in valuing a closely held business? a. it is difficult to determine the book value of the stock and the financial condition of the business b. it is hard to determine the earning capacity of the corporation c. determining the goodwill and other intangible assets of the corporation d. There is no ready market for the stock e. it is hard to determine the dividend paying capacity of the corporation is utilized to transfer corporate assets to senior creditors in (at least partial) cancellation of the outstanding debt a. 5368(a)(1)(A) b. 5368(a)(1)(B) c. 368(a)(7)(C) d. 5368(a)(1)(D) e. 5368(a)(1)(E) f. 5368(a)(1)(F) 9. 5368(a)(1)(G) h. None-this is a taxable transaction What is the biggest problem in valuing a closely held business? a. it is difficult to determine the book value of the stock and the financial condition of the business b. it is hard to determine the earning capacity of the corporation c. determining the goodwill and other intangible assets of the corporation d. There is no ready market for the stock e. it is hard to determine the dividend paying capacity of the corporation is utilized to transfer corporate assets to senior creditors in (at least partial) cancellation of the outstanding debt a. 5368(a)(1)(A) b. 5368(a)(1)(B) c. 368(a)(7)(C) d. 5368(a)(1)(D) e. 5368(a)(1)(E) f. 5368(a)(1)(F) 9. 5368(a)(1)(G) h. None-this is a taxable transaction

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