Commonly used methods of machinery and equipment appraisal include:
1. Market Comparison Method: appraisal of the equipment under appraisal is based on the transaction prices of similar or analogous equipment in the market.
2. Income Approach: The net present value of the equipment is calculated based on the income generated by the equipment, depreciation, maintenance and other costs.
3. Cost Approach: Calculate the value of the equipment based on factors such as the construction cost and remaining life of the equipment.
4. Depreciation method: calculate the value of equipment according to the depreciation rate and the original value of the equipment.
The risk of machinery and equipment valuation is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
1. Market risk: due to the volatility of the market, the market price may be affected to varying degrees.
2. Technology risk: due to the continuous development of science and technology, old equipment may be quickly eliminated, resulting in a significant decline in value.
3. Management risk: The management and maintenance status of the equipment may affect the value of the equipment.
4. Information risk: Inadequate and inaccurate information may lead to biased appraisal results.
Therefore, it is necessary to comprehensively, objectively and accurately collect and analyze relevant information when conducting machinery and equipment appraisal in order to minimize the appraisal risk. Appraisal-related issues can be nodded like a question and answer consultation, there are questions and answers.