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The use of intangible asset valuation in tax planning and litigation

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Introduction: In today’s dynamic business world, intangible assets are becoming more and more important to an organization’s success. Comprehending the worth of these intangible assets has grown in significance as companies strive to stay innovative and competitive.

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Valuing Intangible Assets: Challenges and Considerations in Business Valuation

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However, while tangible assets such as property and equipment are relatively straightforward to evaluate, intangible assets present a unique set of challenges. Intangible asset valuation has emerged as a vital aspect of business valuation, requiring careful consideration and expertise.

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Perspectives Paper: Deciphering Technology

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Background The introduction of new technology often marks the beginning of a new era: railroads, electrification, and combustion engines produced momentous changes even before the advent of the “digital revolution”. This transformation towards more intangible assets has had profound effects on the valuation of assets and businesses.

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Valuation of an AI technology startup

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Introduction A technology startup that specializes in developing cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. Uncertainty with technology startups makes accurate growth and discount rate determination difficult. Valuing intangible assets, like intellectual property, is inherently subjective and variable.

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IVSC Webinars Series 2023 – Bios

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Nabeel’s primary focus has been on valuation of alternative asset classes, including direct & co-investment and funds based Private Equity, Venture, Real Estate and Infrastructure assets, ensuring all private investment valuations are recorded in accordance with IFRS and U.S.

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IVS Accepted by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO)

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With a strong focus on start-ups, technology, and private equity, Peter is a frequent presenter and writer on valuation and accounting topics. Article by Peter Maras, posted originally on LinkedIn The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) expressly refers to the International Valuation Standards (IVS) in its publicly available Legal Database.

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New edition of the International Valuation Standards (IVS) published

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IVS has been updated to meet the following enhancement goals; Address changes in global markets and global valuation, including the increased use of technology and the abundance of available data sources. In many instances it may be required to follow more than one Asset Standards. Why should I instruct my valuer to use the IVS?