When liquidating a business or filling out documents for the tax inspectorate, it becomes necessary to assess the value of the company's property, which includes all assets, real estate, planned income, etc.
Instructions
Step 1
To determine the value of a business's assets, seek help from an independent appraiser. The specialist will find the best solutions for you, both from a legal and economic point of view. Also, if you liquidate your business and sell off your property, an appraiser can help you split the assets in the best way for you.
Step 2
To find an independent appraiser, ask friends or colleagues for help - it is better if a specialist is recommended to you. If you cannot find an appraiser in this way, look for ads on the Internet, for example, on the Proocenka website or Fs-k.ru. Agree with the appraiser about the amount of his fee and explain to him why you need to determine the value of the company's property. A closer look at the issue will explain to you what can be calculated in your favor.
Step 3
When contacting an appraiser, please provide the following documents:
- copies of the constituent documents of the company (Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association);
- copies of reports on the results of the issue of shares (for joint-stock companies);
- copies of lease agreements;
- accounting statements for the last three years (profit and loss statement, balance sheet);
- the auditor's conclusion (if an appropriate check was carried out);
- inventory of property;
- the organizational structure of the company and the types of activities of the enterprise;
- statements of fixed assets;
- decoding of accounts receivable (by type, by the period of formation);
- decoding of accounts payable;
- data on assets (bills of exchange, shares of third-party companies, intangible assets, stocks, real estate, etc.);
- information on the existence of subsidiaries (if any) and financial documentation on them;
- the company's development plan for the next three years, indicating the required investments, gross revenue, costs, net profit - for each year.
