Brian McIntyre is a Partner and Market Leader of Corporate Valuation and SBA Loan Valuations in the Princeton office of Withum’s Forensic and Valuation Services Department serving clients in both the private and public sectors.
He has provided business valuations for tax, financial reporting, financing, and litigation support purposes. In 2018, Brian founded and continues to lead Withum’s SBA business valuation service line. He has spoken at a variety of conferences surrounding issues related to the valuation of small businesses.
Since 2012, Brian has performed various types of valuations including, but not limited to, estate and gift tax, 409A/ASC 718 (deferred compensation), ASC 805 (intangible assets), ASC 350/360 (impairments), martial dissolution, shareholder disputes, economic damages, financing, buy-sell agreements, transaction advisement, intellectual property, and employee stock ownership plans. He also has experience performing reviews of external valuations for audit support and rebuttals of opposing expert reports for litigation matters.
Additionally, he has valued the following types of business entities and securities: publicly traded operating companies, special purpose acquisition corporations (SPACs), privately held companies, general and limited partnership interests, asset holding companies, startups, complex capital structures (common/preferred, options, warrants, and convertible debt), loan portfolios, and complex financial instruments.
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