Intangible Assets Valuation Report
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Intangible Assets Valuation Report
Share financial information
Customer shares company’s financial data
Value is calculated
Valuer calculates enterprise valuation
Valuation Report is issued
Merchant Banker issues signed report
Share financial information
Customer shares company’s financial data
Value is calculated
Valuer calculates enterprise valuation
Valuation Report is issued
Merchant Banker issues signed report
Contents of Report
Overview
The name and registration number of the Merchant Banker and details of the company requesting for Intangible Assets Valuation Report
Scope of Work
Outlines the specific shares being valued, along with any limitations or restrictions on the valuation process.
Methodology
Details about the approaches and methods used to determine the value of the share.
Market Analysis
Information about the relevant market conditions, trends, and factors that may impact the value of the share.
Valuation Results
The final estimated value of the asset, along with any supporting calculations or analyses.
Merchant Banker's Declaration
A statement by the Merchant Banker confirming that the report has been prepared in accordance with relevant laws and standards.
Signature and Stamp
The report is signed by the Merchant Banker, along with their official stamp or seal.
Benefits of Intangible Assets Valuation Report
Credibility
The report is prepared by a Merchant Banker/Registered Valuer/CA which lends credibility to the valuation process and assurance to stakeholders.
Regulatory Compliance
Intangible Assets Valuation Report ensures compliance with the provisions of the Income Tax Act, SEBI regulations and RBI guidelines.
Objective and Unbiased Assessment
It provides an impartial and unbiased valuation, free from any conflicts of interest.
Risk Mitigation
Intangible Assets Valuation Report helps mitigate the risk of disputes or disagreements related to the value of the asset.
Financial Reporting and Accounting
Premium per share as mentioned in the Valuation Report is used for financial reporting purposes as per accounting standards compliance.
Professional Accountability and Ethics
The preparation of a Intangible Assets Valuation Report demonstrates adherence to these standards, which enhances trust and confidence in the valuation.
Documentation of Methodology and Assumptions
Transparency in method, approach, and assumptions helps stakeholders understand how the value was determined.
Documents Required for Intangible Assets Valuation report
Financial Statements
Relevant financial data, including income statements and balance sheets that reflect the revenue and profits attributable to the intangible assets.
Intellectual Property Registration and Protection Documents
Documentation proving the registration, protection, and legal standing of intellectual property such as patents and trademarks.
License Agreements
Copies of current and past licensing agreements for the intangible assets, which can provide insight into their market value and profitability.
Historical Revenue Data
Data showing the historical revenue contributions from the intangible assets, can help in projecting future earnings.
Cost Records
Documentation of the development costs related to the intangible assets, which might be relevant in cost-based valuation methods.
Royalty Statements and Contracts
Documentation of royalty incomes and expenses, if applicable, which can provide insights into the ongoing value generated by the assets.
Legal Opinions
Legal perspectives on any issues related to intangible assets, such as potential litigations or disputes over intellectual property rights.
Management Statements and Forecasts
Insights from the management regarding the strategic importance of the intangible assets and their future impact on the business.
Deliverables
Determine Enterprise Valuation
Issue of Valuation Report signed and stamped
Frequently asked Questions
What are intangible assets?
Intangible assets are valuable resources a company owns that lack a physical form. Examples include patents, trademarks, copyrights, brand reputation, and customer relationships.
Why are Intangible Valuation Reports needed?
Traditional valuations struggle to assess intangible assets because they lack a clear market price. Intangible Valuation Reports employ specific methodologies to determine their economic value for accounting, financial reporting, or strategic decision-making.
What does an Intangible Valuation Report consider?
The report considers various factors specific to each asset. For patents, this might include remaining life and licensing potential. Brand reputation might be assessed through surveys and market research. The report also considers the impact of these assets on a company’s future cash flow.
What are the benefits of an Intangible Valuation Report?
These reports offer transparency and accuracy in financial reporting, attracting investors, securing financing, and making strategic decisions. They are also instrumental in mergers and acquisitions, helping determine a fair value for intangible assets involved.
How do Intangible Valuation Reports benefit businesses?
By providing a clear assessment of intangible asset value, these reports empower businesses to unlock the full potential of these valuable resources for financial reporting, strategic planning, and M&A transactions.
How to value intangible assets on a balance sheet?
The initial valuation of an intangible asset is typically based on the cost incurred to acquire it. After initial recognition, the value of the intangible asset is reviewed for impairment annually. Impairment occurs when the carrying amount (book value) of the asset exceeds its recoverable amount. If impairment is identified, the carrying amount of the intangible asset is reduced to reflect its recoverable amount, resulting in an impairment charge on the income statement.
How do you value intangible assets and goodwill?
Goodwill, an intangible asset that arises from a business acquisition, presents a unique valuation challenge. IFRS dictates that goodwill is not amortized but is subject to annual impairment testing similar to other intangible assets.
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