The difference between asset clearance and asset valuation

The difference between asset liquidation and asset valuation is as follows:

Both asset liquidation and asset appraisal and asset appraisal are methods of evaluating corporate assets, but their purposes and methods are different.

Asset inventory verification is a comprehensive inventory of enterprise assets to determine the actual assets of the enterprise, including information on asset type, quantity, quality, value and other aspects.

The purpose of asset liquidation and capital verification is to protect the rights and interests of creditors and determine the company's solvency and debt restructuring plan. The method of asset and capital verification is to check the company's financial statements, physical inventory, loan contracts and other materials, and carry out on-site surveys and inspections.

Asset evaluation is the evaluation of corporate assets to determine the value of corporate assets, including market value, net asset value, income value and other information. The purpose of asset evaluation is to determine the asset quality and market competitiveness of the enterprise and provide reference for the enterprise's financing, reorganization, transfer, etc.

The method of asset evaluation is based on the purpose and needs of asset evaluation, using different evaluation methods such as market comparison method, income method, and cost method.

Asset evaluation Asset evaluation is the evaluation of the value form of the asset. It refers to the behavior of specialized agencies or specialized evaluators, following legal or fair standards and procedures, using scientific methods, and using currency as a unified yardstick for calculating equity, to evaluate and estimate assets at a certain point in time.

Asset appraisal is the process of revaluing assets. It is a dynamic, market-oriented activity with the characteristics of uncertainty, and its assessed price is also a simulated price. Therefore, asset evaluation needs to be carried out in a standardized manner.

1. Early asset evaluation Asset evaluation activities began as early as the 16th century when the world's earliest commodity exchange appeared in Antwerp, Netherlands. Characteristics: The types of valuation objects, valuation activities, valuation methods, etc. are individual, accidental, and experiential.

2. The current asset evaluation activities only appeared after socialized mass production and commodity economy developed to a very high level. Characteristics: Realistic, marketable, predictive, impartial, and consultative. Rules that should be followed for asset appraisal l. Asset appraisal work must be performed by specialized agencies and personnel with professional knowledge;