Intangible
Asset Valuation

In transactional, accounting, or management scenarios, the financial valuation of intangibles provides critical information for making informed decisions within your organization.

We provide the service of financial valuation of intangibles, a crucial aspect when negotiating the licensing, assignment, or acquisition of trademarks or other intangible assets. Additionally, the financial valuation of intangibles can also be aimed at addressing accounting, tax, or management issues related to your organization’s Intellectual Property portfolio.

Our expert team in accounting, taxation, and finance will provide you with the necessary analysis of the intangible assets in question so that you can make strategic and informed decisions aligned with your organization’s objectives.

Do you need personalized advice?

Alejandro Castro
Partner & Managing Director
alejandrocastro@unionandina.com
+51 920 002 829

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Miguel Yagi
Accounting and Tax Consultant
legal@unionandina.com
+51 920 002 829

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Manuel Gómez
Accounting and Tax Consultant
legal@unionandina.com
+51 920 002 829

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