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Trade Sercret Valuation | CONSOR IP

For as long as the business has existed, trade secrets have been an integral part of business operations. A trade secret has been protected by law since the mid-1800s and can take many forms, including a method, proprietary technique, customer list, chemical formula, tooling design, software, or schematic. Contact our trade secret valuation experts at 858.454.9091 or visit our website: https://consor.com/service/trade-secret-valuation<br><br>

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Trade Sercret Valuation | CONSOR IP

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  1. THE VALUATION OF TRADE SECRETS CONSOR IP CONSULTING AND VALUATION

  2. INTRODUCTION: Any business professor will tell you that in recent years, the value of a company has shifted dramatically from tangible assets, such as "bricks and mortar," to intangible assets, such as intellectual property (IP). IP, for example, is increasingly being utilized as the foundation of many economic and commercial activities. It is essential for firm valuations, negotiations, dispute resolution, fundraising and reporting. CONSOR IP is the best firm for trade secret valuation in the United States.

  3. INTANGIBLE ASSETS

  4. The intangible assets in a company include patents, copyrights, franchises, goodwill, and trademarks. Trade secrets are an important element of any IP portfolio. There is no exaggeration to say that virtually every business possesses trade secrets, regardless of its size, size, or type. Trade secrets are an important, but oftentimes an invisible component of a company’s IP portfolio of assets. At the same time, trade secrets can also represent a company's crown jewels.

  5. Before delving into the details of the valuation of a trade secret, it is important to appreciate that the rationale for conducting such a valuation may vary. One particular valuation rationale will be analysed, namely transfer pricing. Transfer pricing is probably the most important issue in international corporate taxation. In taxation and accounting, transfer pricing refers to the rules and methods for pricing transactions between enterprises under common ownership or control. Why Conduct a Trade Secret Valuation:

  6. Trade Secret Valuation Technique: A DCF is one of the key methodologies used when valuing trade secrets. DCF analysis involves valuing a trade secret asset based on the concept of time value of money. Using cost of capital, present values of future cash flows associated with the trade secret asset are estimated and discounted.

  7. THANKYOU Address: 7514 Girard Ave Suite 1500, La Jolla, CA 92037 Website: www.consor.com

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