The introduction of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in New Zealand has required companies to revise the treatment of acquired assets in their financial statements. Purchase Price Allocation is the process of allocating the cost of an acquired entity to the assets acquired and liabilities assumed. Many intangible assets that would not previously have been recognised in financial statements are now required to be valued and recognised upon acquisition.
If you have recently acquired assets and need assistance in meeting IFRS requirements, we can help
We have been performing purchase price allocations for over 30 years. Coupled with our specialist valuation expertise enables us to understand and meet the needs of your company.
We have intimate knowledge of IFRS requirements and can work closely with you to deal with the issues of key concern.
We have had significant insight into the development of new rules and can draw from a wealth of experience to deliver a positive outcome.
We deliver a complete Purchase Price Allocation service; from comprehensive reports, to the ongoing support required when considering the strategic or tax implications of acquisitions. |
