IFRS reporting runs on fair value — and this is where accounting meets valuation. No auditor will accept a figure without substantiation, and substantiating fair value is the work of an independent valuer.
The Kanzas company performs IFRS asset valuations for companies reporting under international standards. 20+ years of experience.
IFRS valuation assignments
- fair value measurement (IFRS 13) — the single measurement framework for reporting;
- revaluation of property, plant and equipment (IAS 16) — the revaluation model instead of historical cost;
- impairment testing (IAS 36) — when carrying amounts need to be tested;
- investment property (IAS 40) — fair value at each reporting date;
- purchase price allocation (PPA) in business combinations (IFRS 3).
Working with your auditor
Our reports are built to pass audit: transparent inputs, substantiated assumptions, compliance with both the national valuation standards and IFRS logic. We work in tandem with the client's auditors — from agreeing approaches to answering their queries. Our reports have passed the reviews of Big Four audit teams.
Timing around reporting dates
Revaluations and impairment tests are recurring procedures: we align the schedule with the company's reporting dates so that valuation never delays the close.
We offer valuations that pass audit without qualifications, timelines built around your reporting dates and an individual approach to each company's accounting policy. Write to us by email or messenger — we will discuss your reporting.
Reports in English for parent companies and foreign users: valuations for foreign jurisdictions — a separate page.
FAQ
Is a valuation needed every year? For investment property at fair value — at each reporting date; for PP&E revaluation — upon significant changes.
What is impairment testing? Testing assets for impairment under IAS 36 — comparing carrying and recoverable amounts.
Do you work with Big Four auditors? Yes — our reports have passed their reviews.
