|
What Areas Of Your Business Can A CMEA Professional Help You To Help Your Client?
- Converting From C Corp To S Corp - The Tax Code requires an appraisal of the assets.
- 1031 Exchanges - One of the best kept secrets of the IRS. Assets require a valuation for a like-kind exchange.
- ESOPS - Initial appraisals must start out with accurate values of tangible assets such as machinery/equipment. Book value is not accurate.
- Valuations - Book value is not accurate and usually different from Fair Market Value. If the machinery/equipment is not valued properly, the entire business valuation is skewed. Lots of liability!
- Gifting - Requires an appraisal of the items becoming a gift.
- Estate Planning - Trusts and Wills require a value of the items.
- Liquidations - How do effectively and profitably liquidate the assets?
- Sarbanes-Oxley - Tangible assets must be valued and substantiated
- Buy/Sell Agreements
- Financing
At last, get the expertise of a Certified Machinery And Equipment Appraiser (CMEA) who upholds the regulations, ethics, and appraisal procedures Of The Uniform Standards Of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). A Certified Machinery And Equipment Appraiser (CMEA) delivers an independent comprehensive Certified Machinery And Equipment Appraisal Report that is irrefutable, defensible and withstands scrutiny because it is based on comparables and market research. Gone are the days when a true realistic market value cannot be obtained because of a lack of research, experience and certification.
A CMEA delivered Report eliminates your risk and liability associated with the appraisal of machinery and equipment. In addition, a CMEA has experience in liquidation of machinery or equipment. |