Does Cambridge Partners & Associates value intangible assets for licensing or transfer pricing purposes?
Yes. Cambridge Partners values patents, trademarks, tradenames, technology and other intangible assets for licensing and cross border transfer pricing purposes. We understand that a well known or designed intangible asset may allow the licensee to increase sales, the price per item sold, and even to lower the risk associated with a new product introduction. Therefore it is common practice for intangible assets to be licensed as the licensee receives a competitive advantage in producing and selling its products. We work with patent attorney’s, tax professionals and our clients to identify the underlying asset value.
Yes. Cambridge Partners values patents, trademarks, tradenames, technology and other intangible assets for licensing and cross border transfer pricing purposes. We understand that a well known or designed intangible asset may allow the licensee to increase sales, the price per item sold, and even to lower the risk associated with a new product introduction. Therefore it is common practice for intangible assets to be licensed as the licensee receives a competitive advantage in producing and selling its products. We work with patent attorney’s, tax professionals and our clients to identify the underlying asset value. Please explain the Accounting Standards Codifications, for example ASC 350, ASC 805 and ASC 360 In July, 2009, when the Financial Accounting Standards Board launched the Accounting Standards Codification (the FASB ASC). The FASB ASC replaced all previously existing financial accounting standards (other than U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission pronouncements) to become th
