The object of asset evaluation refers to the assets that need to be evaluated, that is, the object of evaluation.
Asset appraisal is the process of evaluating an asset and determining its value. Assets can be various types of property, including real estate (such as real estate, land, etc.), movable assets (such as machinery and equipment, vehicles, inventories, etc.), financial assets (such as stocks, bonds, funds, etc.), intellectual property (such as patents, trademarks, etc.) , copyright, etc.) etc.
When conducting asset appraisals, appraisers need to analyze and evaluate the nature, quantity, quality, market demand, competitive environment and other aspects of these assets to ultimately determine their value. Asset appraisals are usually performed to meet certain specific purposes, such as financial reporting, tax assessment, financing, mergers and acquisitions, auctions, legal proceedings, etc.