Accounting Valuation
  
Categories: Accounting, Careers, Company Management, Tax, Trusts and Estates, Ethics/Morals, Financial Theory, Company Valuation
Accounting Valuation is just the value of a given business that the accountants derive, usually as something driven by the company's book value, which may or may not be a good indicator of what the company is actually worth.
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