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Welcome to ISBA Learning, our learning platform for business valuation professionals from around the globe. Here you can register for certification programs and upcoming webinars, find articles on business valuation trends and best practices, access tools and templates, and more. Start learning today!
Upcoming Live Webinars
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New IRS Rules Governing Appraisers
The IRS has issued new Proposed Regulations, bringing all appraisers under their regulatory jurisdiction. The regulations have a singular purpose: establishing rules (“standards”) for the disqualification of appraisers. This is the first time appraisers have been brought under the umbrella of IRS Circular 230, and the implications are clear: the IRS intends to increase its focus on appraiser professional responsibility.
Current and Previous Conferences
2024 ISBA/NEBB National Conference Recordings
This package contains all recordings from the ISBA/NEBB 2024 conference covering the latest trends and advancements in business valuation and machinery and equipment appraisal.
Popular Courses
Business Certified Appraiser in Review Certification Program - Cohort 3
February 17-21, 2025, 1PM ET | The BCA-R credential signifies outstanding achievement in Business Appraisal Review.
BCA Certification: Virtual Class January 2025
The BCA Certification Program includes all three levels of the Business Certified Appraiser Body of Knowledge (BCA-BOK).
Business Certified Appraiser Certification Program
The BCA Certification Program includes all three levels of the Business Certified Appraiser Body of Knowledge (BCA-BOK).
BCA Practice Exams
Includes 2 BCA practice exams covering valuation essentials and advanced valuation techniques.
Advanced Financial Statement Analysis for Business Appraisers
Advanced Financial Analysis discussion, also includes a walkthrough of a valuation case.
Valuing Real Property Going Concerns | Going Concerns Appraisals
A 5% adjustment will not incorporate the operating risk of the business that utilizes the subject real property. Learn more here.