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May 9, 2012
Take a moment to listen to a recent Podcast interview with Chris Kinzie, Director of Appraisals and Valuations for EquipNet. In the interview, Kinzie provides some brief background on how pharmaceutical companies can use equipment appraisals, the differences in the types of appraisals, and the scenarios in which they may be used.
Here’s a preview of what you’ll learn about how certified valuations are used in and can benefit companies in the pharmaceutical industry. There are generally three types of appraisal reports that are used in the industry as mandated on a case-by-case basis by the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), the generally accepted standards for professional appraisal practice in North America, including:
- Self-contained report
- Full summary report
- Restricted-use report
There are generally two models of developing valuation reports:
- The full summary method, in which an appraiser goes on site to collect all of the information needed to develop a certified valuation report.
- The certified desktop method, a hypothetical assignment in which the appraiser assumes that the information coming from the client is true and accurate, and develops an appraisal report from the desk.
To learn more about equipment valuations in the pharmaceutical industry, you can listen to the entire PharmaTech podcast. To learn more about EquipNet’s valuation and appraisal services and how they can be used in your company, please visit our Valuations Services page.
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