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Going Concern Premise of Business ValueDefinitionThe assumption made during business valuation that the business will continue operating beyond the valuation date. What It MeansThe going concern premise of business value assumes that the business will continue running normally using all of its assets to produce income. A typical situation in which a business is valued on a going concern basis is a sale of an established business which will continue operating under the new ownership. See Also | |
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