How to do the assessment, how to do the evaluation report

Intangible Asset Valuation Procedures.

In accordance with national laws and regulations, and in accordance with the principles of science, objectivity, conscientiousness and responsibility, the procedures for carrying out intangible asset valuation are as follows:

1. Signing: Before the assessment, the client needs to sign an agreement with the company to reach an agreement on the scope, purpose, base date, charges, and time for delivering the assessment report, and formally sign the agreement to jointly supervise the implementation.

2. Set up a project team: depending on the size and difficulty of the evaluation project, form a project evaluation team with the participation of industry experts, evaluation experts, and professionals in economic, legal, technical, social, accounting and other aspects, implement project evaluation, and the project team implements the expert responsibility system.

3. Field investigation: The project team conducts on-site inspections in the enterprise, inspects and understands the development and changes of the enterprise, economic benefits, market prospects, technical life cycle, equipment technology, economic conditions, inspects various legal documents and accounting statements, and listens to the reports of middle-level and above leading cadres.

Fourth, market research: the use of modern means in different regions, different economic income of consumer groups to conduct surveys. Some appraisal work also requires international market research to obtain first-hand information on the evaluation.

5. Design mathematical model: Adopt internationally accepted theories and methods, design mathematical models according to the actual situation of the evaluated enterprises, scientifically determine the values of various parameters, and carry out computer calculations for many times.

6. Discussion of the expert committee: The expert advisory committee shall demonstrate the evaluation results, and the expert advisory committee must be attended by more than two-thirds of the personnel, industry experts must be present, and more than half of the experts must be approved by secret ballot.

7. Inform the customer of the assessment results: The assessment results will be notified to the customer, and the customer will pay the evaluation fee.

8. Print the evaluation report and deliver the evaluation report to the customer.

Asset valuation needs to consider multiple factors, such as asset type, market environment, laws and regulations, etc., and the valuation results may be affected by a variety of factors. Therefore, it is necessary to select the appropriate appraisal agency and appraiser to conduct a comprehensive, objective and scientific assessment.

6. After the application is completed, the electronic version will be sent to the applicant. The paper version of the assessment report is very convenient to mail in hand

You need to find a professional and qualified appraisal agency, provide relevant materials, and after the evaluation process, you will get a professional appraisal report.

The appraisal report is commissioned by a professional appraisal agency or accounting firm.

Appraisal report generally refers to asset appraisal report. The asset appraisal report is an asset appraisal report that is made by the asset appraisal agency and its appraisal professionals in accordance with a certain practice and accuracy on the value of the asset, and the report issued in accordance with the law is the asset appraisal report.

The asset appraisal report is not something that can be written by any natural person or organization, because the asset appraisal report needs to be stamped by the asset appraisal agency and signed by at least two appraisers. Moreover, the asset appraisal report is protected by law and has legal effect.

The appraisal report is commissioned by a professional appraisal agency or accounting firm, and in addition to the business license, it is also necessary to have a practice qualification, that is, the qualification needs to be filed with the Finance Bureau before it can practice.

Main Differences Between Assessment Report and Assessment Report:

The appraisal report generally refers to the written professional opinion issued by the appraiser and issued by the appraisal agency, while the pre-appraisal report is a simple ** for the assessee, with different contents and different levels of detail. The pre-assessment report is that the appraisal agency confirms whether the lender can lend before the lender confirms whether it can lend money, so that the bank can judge whether it can give the lender a loan, and if it can borrow, the appraisal agency can undertake this business.

From the perspective of the process of the pre-assessment report, the assessment agency has a natural additional risk. Since there is considerable uncertainty in the pre-assessment report, the uncertainty of whether it can be charged, and the uncertainty of whether it can actually be used, the assessment agency is destined to use simplified procedures to deal with such a business when it receives such a business.

The appraisal price is usually determined based on the actual condition of the property and market references**.

In the process of second-hand housing transactions, after the buyer applies for a loan to the bank, the bank will appoint an appraisal agency to evaluate the house, and the bank will further negotiate with the borrower on the loan matter based on the appraisal report issued by the appraisal agency. Generally speaking, the appraisal agency will come up with a value based on the actual situation such as the location and age of the house, that is, the appraisal price.

There is a certain difference between the ** purchase price of the house and the appraisal price, and the appraisal price of the house will generally be less than the actual transaction price of the house. For example, in practice, the appraisal value is 80 90 of the actual transaction of the house. It is affected by various factors such as building age, decoration, location and resistance.

Based on the valuation of the house given by the appraisal agency, as well as the consideration of risks, depreciation of the house, the borrower's income, etc., the bank will finally approve the applicant's application and issue the loan. At the same time, it is also the basis for paying taxes in the later stage.

The role of the appraisal price

1. Transaction**: When the second-hand house is traded, the relevant departments will be entrusted to evaluate, and the appraisal price will be used as a pricing reference, which is to buy and sell the double group because they do not understand the value of the house, and the expected value is too far apart, which affects the normal progress of the transaction.

2. Second-hand housing taxes: The taxes and fees of second-hand houses will be calculated according to the proportion of online signatures, so if the appraisal price is high, then the online signature ** Qingqingchun is also high, and the taxes paid by buyers will increase accordingly. In other words, the higher the appraisal price, the more taxes the buyer needs to pay, and the lower the appraisal price means less taxes to pay.

Asset Appraisal Steps: Determine the Appraisal Object: First of all, you need to determine the asset object that needs to be evaluated, including real estate, movable property, intellectual property, financial assets, enterprises, etc.

6. After the application is completed, the electronic version will be sent to the applicant. The paper version of the evaluation report is mailed to the Bizao Hall, which is very convenient

1. Evaluation, evaluation, evaluation, and evaluation.

2. The commonly used methods of real estate appraisal include cost method, market comparison method, residual method, income method, hypothetical development method, and benchmark land price correction method, route price method, real estate price slip reserve index adjustment method for land valuation, etc. These methods are often used in the assessment of land acquired under normal procedures.

Evaluation is a process of optimizing and improving performance.

Evaluation refers to the comprehensive, systematic, objective and scientific evaluation and judgment of a certain thing, project, plan, policy, etc., in order to determine its value, effect, effectiveness, quality and other aspects of the advantages and disadvantages and improvement direction, and provide a basis and reference for decision-making. Evaluation can help people understand the real situation of something, find problems and shortcomings, and put forward suggestions and measures for improvement to achieve the purpose of optimizing and improving the effect. The scope of the assessment is wide, and it can involve various fields, such as education, medical care, environmental protection, economy, society, etc., as well as different levels such as individuals, organizations, and enterprises.

Methods of Assessment:

1. Questionnaire survey method.

Through the development of questionnaires, the assessee is surveyed, and key-related data and information are collected to understand the situation and opinions of the assessee.

2. Interview method.

Through face-to-face communication with the assessee, we will understand their views, opinions and suggestions on the assessee.

3. Observation method.

By observing the behavior, activities, environment, etc., of the assessee, we can understand the actual situation and problems of the assessee.

4. Statistical analysis.

Conclusions and evaluations are drawn through statistical analysis of the collected data.

5. Case study method.

Through the analysis and comparison of similar cases, the evaluation and recommendations of the assessee are derived.

6. Expert review method.

By inviting experts in related fields to review and evaluate the assessee, professional conclusions and suggestions are drawn.

7. Self-assessment method.

The assessee evaluates and reflects on himself in parallel with the manuscript to identify problems and improve directions. <>