What is a Purchase Price Allocation? This type of valuation is used for financial reporting purposes and typically allocates the purchase price from a transaction across three main asset categories: net working capital, tangible assets, and intangible assets.

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ESOP Distribution Policy: Choices, Consequences & Compromises

The ESOP distribution policy is a key element of plan design. Accordingly, company leaders should thoughtfully approach the development of their policy as well as changes to the policy that may be necessary after the plan’s inception. What works well early in the life of the ESOP may not work as well years later. With careful consideration and attention, this tool can help manage repurchase obligations and participant benefit levels throughout the ESOP lifecycle.

Tina Langlois

Tina Langlois

“I really enjoy working with and educating companies of all stages on the ins-and-outs of managing their ESOPs. To know we have helped a company understand all the available options and have recommended a solution that will best help them meet their unique objectives is truly rewarding.”

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