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The value of one’s IP portfolio is an important factor to consider when estate planning or disbursement and can have significant tax implications. In valuing intangible assets for estate planning, oftentimes we find that there can be several types of intellectual property that contribute to the overall value of the…

When valuing intangible assets and intellectual property, CONSOR’s professionals consider the different valuation methodologies in light of the information available and the current situation in order to determine the best method or methods of ascertaining the intrinsic value of the subject assets in question. The four generally accepted methodologies are:…

Copyright is a valuable form of legal protection that covers many different types of intellectual property or intangible assets arising from creativity or data compilation, including: Art and artwork Logos and graphics Music Books and other written works Databases Cartoons Photographs Software Characters Maps Although many of these assets are…

Trademark Valuation: Context and Expertise Intellectual property plays a critical role in the valuation process. Trademarks are valuable assets – but placing a value on these assets can be a challenging experience, making the use of qualified experts an essential part of the process. Trademarks or brand names do not…

Deciphering Brand Value: Core Trademark and Incremental Efficiencies A brand has two primary groups of value: The core trademark value, and the incremental brand values and efficiencies that travel with the core trademark. Utilizing common brand valuation methods, we find that the sum of these two groups of values represents…