Our Equipment Appraisals are typically utilized for a variety of
purposes and intended uses including:
Financing and Collateral Purposes, Donations /Charitable Contributions, Business
Disputes, IRS (USPAP) related issues, Bankruptcy, Insurance, Divorce/Property
Settlement, Eminent Domain, Ad Valorem Tax Purposes, Assets Allocation,
Condemnation, Litigation Support, Market Studies, Mergers and Acquisitions,
Partnerships, Transfers, Property Transfers, Buy-Outs, Management
Considerations, Consolidations, Taxation, Insurance Replacement, Purchase Price
Allocation, Business Valuation, Estate Planning, Business Incorporation, Loan
or Refinancing, Surplus, Disposition, Loss Settlement, Corporation Conversions,
Allocation of sale or purchase, Construction, Lease negotiations, and more.
An appraisal answers one or more specific questions about an equipment item or
group of defined equipment. Decisions pertaining to the use and disposition
of equipment and the rights inherent in ownership creates a need for an informed
appraisal to support decisions.
The professional equipment appraiser performs a useful function and offers a
variety of services to their clients. They develop opinions of value for several types of
equipment and assist in various decisions. As defined in USPAP, an appraisal is
the act or process of development an opinion of value. The valuation process
is a systematic procedure the appraiser follows to answer a client questions about value.