This demanding, two-day seminar will be intensive and hands-on. Working from fictional cases based on actual fact patterns, attendees will prepare their own valuations of intangible assets under ASC 805 (formerly, SFAS 141R ). They will also test assets for impairment under ASC 350 and 360 (formerly SFAS 142 and 144, respectively). Attendees will use their own laptops and a template to be provided by NACVA. They are free to take the template with them and use/modify it in their future valuation engagements for financial reporting purposes.

These courses were developed and are taught by Alfred M. King, AB, MBA,
CMA, CFM, and Warren D. Miller, CFA, ASA, CPA. Mr. King is presently
vice chairman and a director of Marshall & Stevens and was formerly managing
director with the Institute of Management Accountants. His areas of
expertise include litigation support, valuation of intangible/intellectual assets,
business valuations, solvency and reasonable equivalent value issues, valuation
issues relating to domestic and international taxes and financial reporting,
and complex allocation-of-purchase-cost assignments, including retrospective
studies. In his career to date, Mr. King has personally appraised over $100
billion of assets. Mr. Miller is a co-founder of BECKMILL RESEARCH,
LLC, which limits its work to value maps, M&A, litigation support, valuation
(financial reporting, tax, private equity, IP, value-based management,
business planning), strategy (strengthening capabilities, market positioning,
diversification), exit planning, and statistics-driven research (e.g., customer
loyalty surveys, stand-alone public-comps analysis). His firm also specializes
in valuation for financial reporting under ASC 350, 360, 718, 805, and
820. Mr. Miller has served as a discussion leader for CPAs/CAs in 31 states,
the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Canada. His book, Value Maps:
Valuation Tools That Unlock Business Wealth, was published by John Wiley &
Sons in May 2010.

This is an advanced course, and experience is required. Attendees must have prepared valuation reports in at least two engagements under SFAS 141/141(R) and in at least two engagements under SFAS 142. It is not for those who have never done work under SFAS 141/141(R) and 142 and are looking to learn how so that they can begin working in this niche. (The CTI course, Valuation for Financial Reporting Workshop is recommended for those practitioners.)

September 29-30	Seattle, WA
October 28-29	Washington, DC

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2010 Package Pricing
(Before early registration discounts.)...........Non-Member.............Member
Two-Day Workshop...................................................$1,300..................$1,170

Delivery Method	Group-Live
Program Level	Advanced
Advanced Preparation	There will be some advanced preparation work with this course.
Prerequisites	Attended Valuation for Financial Reporting Workshop - Intermediate
Fields of Study	Specialized Knowledge and Applications	16
Total CPE Hours		16

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