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Fair Market Value DefinitionDefinitionWhen referring to the transfer of a business asset, the fair market value is defined as a monetary amount that a buyer may reasonably offer, and a seller accept, in exchange for the asset. What It MeansThe fair market value of an asset is established when a business buyer and seller reach an agreement, with both parties acting in full knowledge of all facts and not being forced to conclude the transaction by circumstances. See Also | |
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Business Market Value Reports
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