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INTANGIBLE ASSET VALUATIONS Businesses often need to value their patents, trademarks, customer lists, covenants not to compete and goodwill. Intangible asset valuations enable companies to negotiate joint ventures and royalty arrangements, and facilitate the preparation of financial statements. Further, companies may be able to garner increased value or a competitive advantage in the marketplace by virtue of owning one or more such assets. Consequently, if your company owns intangible assets, obtaining a thorough valuation makes sense. Determining intangible asset value requires knowledge of valuation principles and relevant accounting and tax issues. Curtis Financial's professionals leverage their technical knowledge and real-world experience to provide clients with well-balanced, thorough valuation opinions to address their specific needs. Whether your company requires a valuation for allocating the purchase price of a recent acquisition, testing goodwill impairment, corporate tax planning, gifting, selling or licensing assets, resolving legal disputes or executing mergers and acquisitions, Curtis Financial Group has the requisite expertise to meet your needs.
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