BV Events
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Event: BV202: Business Valuation–The Income Approach
Date: Jul 09, 2009
- Jul 12, 2009
Location: Orlando, Fla.
Description:
Learning Objective: To build upon the foundation established in BV201N by thoroughly exploring one of the accepted approaches commonly used in business valuation. After completing this course, students will be able to understand and use Ibbotson variables -review and challenges; invested capital and equity approaches; CAPM, beta, Hamada models; capitalization methodologies; discounted methodologies, S Corp taxation the in the post "Gross" world; and discounts and premiums. Level: Intermediate
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925552&CFTOKEN=62035900&fuseaction=dis_regform
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Event: BV201: Introduction to Business Valuation
Date: Jul 09, 2009
- Jul 12, 2009
Location: Orlando, Fla.
Description:
Learning Objective: To provide a solid foundation for students entering the business valuation profession. This course introduces business valuation theory, research methodology, economic and industry analysis, the asset approach, and special introductory topics. After completing this course students will be able to understand and use the business valuation theory, research methodology, economic and industry analysis, the asset approach, and special introductory topics. Students registering for this course should bring a current copy of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) book with them. The book is available for purchase from ASA. Level: Basic Recommended CPE: 27 Course is a Group/Live offering
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925632&CFTOKEN=17281037&fuseaction=dis_regform
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ASA Events
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Event: ME203: Machinery & Equipment Valuation–Advanced Topics & Case Studies
Date: Jul 09, 2009
- Jul 12, 2009
Location: Orlando, Fla.
Description:
Learning Objective: The objective of this course is to introduce more advanced concepts and techniques than those taught in ME201 and ME202. A review of case studies illustrating a range of operating entitites will be employed. This course will explore exponential pricing techniques; cost estimation; reproduction vs. replacement costs; quantifying functional obsolescence; use of research data; time value of money calculations, and more. Level: Intermediate No CPE credit will be awarded for the audio version of this course.
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925609&CFTOKEN=58043969&fuseaction=dis_regform
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Event: ARM201: Machinery & Equipment/Personal Property/Gems & Jewelry Appraisal Review and Management
Date: Jul 09, 2009
- Jul 12, 2009
Location: Orlando, Fla.
Description:
Distinguish among the various types of appraisals and appraisal reviews; Explain the purpose of reviewing appraisals; Recognize the requirements of the appraisal review process; Understand the minimum desired qualifications and the role of the reviewer; Understand the various steps in the appraisal review process; Understand the various methods of reporting review results; Recognize common appraisal report deficiencies, errors and biases; Recognize the effect of assignment conditions and reduce liabilities associated with conducting reviews; Understand the role and responsibilities of management of appraisal projects.
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925619&CFTOKEN=85046048&fuseaction=dis_regform
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Event: SE100: National Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP)
Date: Jul 10, 2009
- Jul 11, 2009
Location: Orlando, Fla.
Description:
Learning Objective: The objective of this course is to familiarize students with the recognized standards governing professional appraisals. This is the 15 hour National USPAP course approved by the Appraisal Standards Board of the Appraisal Foundation. Students are provided a current Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) manual and current book at the course site. Level: Basic
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925639&CFTOKEN=81848831&fuseaction=dis_regform
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Event: ME210: Report Preparation
Date: Jul 11, 2009
Location: Orlando, Fla.
Description:
This seminar is designed to pull together the various requirements from the Uniform Standards of Appraisal Practice (USPAP) and the American Society of Appraisers standards as they pertain to appraisal reports. The seminar is being presented from a Board of Examiner's and appraisal user's perspective. Basically, what is the objective of the report itself? How do we address and communicate all the requirements? The seminar will also touch on some of the most common problems with appraisal reports as well as providing a self audit and guideline for preparing an appraisal report. The seminar is of interest to both appraisers of Machinery and Equipment as well as of Personal Property and is considered useful for both candidates writing reports as well as seasoned appraisers who want to catch up on the most recent data.
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925648&CFTOKEN=32778042&fuseaction=dis_regform
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Event: AEW: The Appraiser as an Expert Witness Seminar -Multidiciplinery class
Date: Jul 12, 2009
Location: Orlando, Fla.
Description:
Topics include: * Pre-engagement considerations * Interaction between expert and attorney * Discovery/investigation * Preparation of the expert's report * Critique of opposing expert's report * Trial preparation * Qualification as an expert * Conduct at trial * Do's and don'ts while on the witness stand Registration fee: $225. which includes the book "The Appraiser as Expert Witness"
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925673&CFTOKEN=77386181&fuseaction=dis_regform
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Event: 2009 ASA International Appraisal Conference
Date: Jul 12, 2009
- Jul 15, 2009
Location: Renaissance Orlando Resort at SeaWorld
Description:
Make plans now to join the American Society of Appraisers (ASA) in Orlando for the 73rd annual International Appraisal Conference where you can learn winning techniques from seasoned professionals to ensure the continued success of your appraisal / valuation practice.
Be there when your colleagues from all over the world converge at this eagerly awaited professional event!
Key topics will include:
Basel Accords
Legislative and regulatory update
E-discovery
http://old.appraisers.org/conferences/2009_conference/
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Event: GJ205: Gems & Jewelry Appraisal Theory, Methods & Application
Date: Jul 20, 2009
- Jul 22, 2009
Location: Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY
Description:
GJ205 is an intense, concentrated study of GJ valuation theory and principles. Master the three approaches to valuing gems and jewelry and the research methods for each approach. Expand your vocabulary of appraisal terminology. Understand the forces that create, diminish or influence value. Identify elements of value and how to seek, find and interpret comparables. Use data analysis, adjustment, and statistics to prove value. Understand self-contained, summary and restricted use appraisal reports and when to use each. Learn the components of the written appraisal report, and how to write a skillful narrative in support of you valuation. Differentiate literal vs. interpretative description. Ensure that your reports are compliant with 2008-09 USPAP.
https://www.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2421079&CFTOKEN=12539107&fuseaction=get_cschedule&id=GJ205&disc=G
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Event: GJ205: Gems and Jewelry Appraisal Theory, Methods and Application
Date: Jul 20, 2009
- Jul 22, 2009
Location: Hofstra University, Long Island, N.Y.
Description:
This is one of the two advanced courses required for Master Gemologist Appraiser certification. It is an intense, concentrated study of GJ valuation theory and principles. Master the three approaches to valuing gems and jewelry and the research methods for each approach. Expand your vocabulary of appraisal terminology. Understand the forces that create, diminish or influence value. Identify elements of value and how to seek, find and interpret comparables. Use data analysis, adjustment, and statistics to prove value. Understand self-contained, summary and restricted use appraisal reports and when to use each. Learn the components of the written appraisal report, and how to write a skillful narrative in support of your valuation. Differentiate literal vs. interpretative description. Ensure that your reports are compliant with USPAP 2008-09. Just after Jewelry Camp 2009! For more information click here: Jewelry Camp Four person suites are available in the dorm on campus. For more information on upcoming conferences and courses click here.
http://www.jewelrycamp.org/Home.html
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Event: SE100PP: USPAP for Personal Property, Gems & Jewelry and Machinery & Equipment
Date: Aug 08, 2009
- Aug 09, 2009
Location: University of California, Irvine
Description:
This is the National USPAP course developed specifically for users of Standards 7 and 8. Important Note: This USPAP course does not meet the requirements for real property appraisers.
www.unex.uci.edu
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Event: SE100PP: USPAP for Personal Property, Gems & Jewelry and Machinery & Equipment
Date: Aug 08, 2009
- Aug 09, 2009
Location: University of California, Irvine
Description:
This is the National USPAP course developed specifically for users of Standards 7 and 8.
Important Note: This USPAP course does not meet the requirements for real property appraisers.
http://unex.uci.edu/certificates/arts_culture/appraisals/
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Event: ME215: Performing Machinery & Equipment Valuations for Financial Reporting Purposes
Date: Aug 13, 2009
- Aug 16, 2009
Location: Chicago area
Description:
The objective of this course is to introduce the MTS appraiser to the standards that govern valuations for financial reporting purposes; how they apply to MTS appraisers; and how these valuations are the same and differ from other valuations performed by experienced MTS appraisers. Some of the subjects which will be covered include: a brief outline of the standards; Fair Value definition and what it means for the MTS appraiser; makeup of the valuation team; how to deal with various issues regarding fixed asset records; a review of various Cost and Market Approach techniques and how to utilize them in these valuations; the review process and what to expect during a review; how to handle impairment valuations; and a “hands on” development of a simple computerized valuation model. This is an advanced course that assumes students are familiar with basic appraisal techniques. Students are required to bring a calculator (capable of calculating exponents) and a laptop which will be utilized for some of the examples. This is an advanced course and will require the use of a calculator capable of using exponents and a laptop which will be used for some of the examples. As such, please make sure to bring both a calculator and a laptop including excel.
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925710&CFTOKEN=14927442&fuseaction=dis_regform
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Event: ME214: Identification & Appraisal of Mining & Mineral Processing Equipment
Date: Sep 09, 2009
- Sep 12, 2009
Location: Denver, Colo.
Description:
The objective of the course is to address the valuation of mining and processing equipment from start to finish. The course will prepare you for what to expect, and give you a level of confidence when you inspect a mining/milling operation. You will learn about different types of mines and processes, i.e., extraction techniques methods for underground and above ground mines. You will learn about hard rock mineral processing and coal preparation equipment. The course will address what equipment to expect on each type of property. It will address key factors to identify and describe the equipment, and details important in valuing the equipment. You will also learn the terms pertinent to this basic industry and their importance to value decisions. ME214 includes the COST APPROACH, MARKET APPROACH and INCOME APPROACH. Most important, the course concentrates on market dynamics affecting the supply, demand and swings in the values of equipment. This is an advanced course that assumes students are familiar with report writing and appraisal techniques.
https://old.appraisers.org/courses/index.cfm?CFID=2925710&CFTOKEN=14927442&fuseaction=dis_regform
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Event: PP/GJ203: Personal Property Valuation--Report Writing
Date: Sep 17, 2009
- Sep 20, 2009
Location: University of California, Irvine
Description:
This course addresses the components of a written appraisal report; development of the appraisal narrative and strengthening appraisal writing skills in valuing property for insurance scheduling; and online market research and analysis of market data to complete an individual appraisal using course materials introduced in PP/GJ202.
www.unex.uci.edu
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Event: PP442: Charitable Contributions and Estate Taxes: Are You Qualified?
Date: Sep 21, 2009
- Sep 22, 2009
Location: University of California, Irvine
Description:
Professional Development Course: The latest changes to the IRS laws and regulations impacting your appraisal practice; review forms, publications and resources; new rules regarding tax donations; qualified appraisals, qualified appraisers and appraiser penalties.
http://unex.uci.edu/certificates/arts_culture/connoisseurship/
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Event: PP/GJ201: Introduction to Personal Property Valuation
Date: Sep 24, 2009
- Sep 27, 2009
Location: Rhode Island School of Design
Description:
This course covers general valuation theory and principles that influence valuation; historical antecedents of modern appraisal practice; appraisal terminology; functions of appraisals and identification in the appraisal process; and factors affecting the valuation of process. Students will be issued a course manual in class.
http://www.risd.edu/ce_antiques.cfm
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