When the target firm is an operating division of a larger firm, it is common for the parent to provide services to the target at below market prices. In calculating the target's standalone value, it is necessary to subtract the difference between the market price of these services and actual cost paid to the parent from the target firm's net income.

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When calculating the standalone value, adjustments must be made to reflect the true market costs of services provided by the parent, ensuring an accurate representation of the target's financials.

When the Target Firm Is an Operating Division of a Larger