Intellectual Property: The Ways Valuation Professionals Get Involved Part 1 - Financial Reporting and Tax
Dive deep into intangible asset valuation for financial reporting and tax purposes, covering brands, trademarks, copyrights, and more. Identify appropriate valuation approaches through several case studies.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Specialized Knowledge
Level
Overview
CPE Credits
1.5
Instructor
Paul Mandel, Nene Gianfala
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC4593898
This session will highlight diverse intangible assets like brands, trademarks, copyrights and customer relationships.
Whether you're new or experienced in financial reporting, you'll:
- Learn to assess inputs and approaches for valuing them in financial reporting
- Explore case studies showcasing various valuation models
- Gain valuable insights as to why certain practices are better
Key Topics
- Trademarks
- Brands
- Customer relationships
- Valuation methodologies
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize the various characteristics of intangible assets commonly found in financial reporting.
- Identify the applicable inputs and approaches required to value intangible assets for financial reporting.
- Recognize best practices for valuing intangible assets for both financial reporting and tax purposes.
Who Will Benefit
CPAs and/or ABVs who perform valuations for financial reporting or tax purposes or are interested in their practice to include these services.
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