We prepare valuations of contributions in kind for Register of Enterprises purposes and to substantiate transactions, so that the company's owners have a clear, documented and properly substantiated value opinion.
Contact usA valuation of a contribution in kind is a process in which the value of an asset owned by the company's owners is determined using one or more internationally recognised methods. If the asset has a clear further purpose, the valuation can be an essential precondition for achieving it, since the result affects the company's capital structure, the rationale for a transaction and its further development.
Corsax specialists are included in the Register of Enterprises of the Republic of Latvia's list of experts for valuing contributions in kind, with the right to value and issue opinions on a merchant's business, intellectual property - including trademarks, licences and patents - capitalisable debts, equity stakes and shares. The valuation is prepared in accordance with Latvian and International Valuation Standards and Latvian regulation.
We look at every valuation project in the company's specific situation, taking into account its business model, market, competitors and the purpose for which the valued object will be used. This approach lets us prepare an opinion that isn't detached from the company's actual circumstances and reflects its possibilities and future prospects in the current situation.
Accounting prices are split into tiers based on your company's activity and workload. So from the start it's clear what drives the monthly fee and how much service you actually need.
Day-to-day bookkeeping rarely stands apart from tax, so your accounting data, tax returns and the consequences of transactions are looked at together. That helps spot, in good time, the situations where a document needs not just recording but a proper look at its impact on the company.
They say a good accountant is one you barely notice day to day, because the returns are filed, the documents are in order and the State Revenue Service (VID) stays quiet. That's exactly how we see our work - the accounting routine should be organised so it doesn't demand your constant attention.
We provide accounting and tax support both in everyday bookkeeping and in situations that call for weighing up a transaction, a State Revenue Service (VID) matter or an uncertainty from an earlier period. Not every question is complicated, of course - but it matters that, when one comes up, there's someone to ask.
For companies that want to hand an outsourced accountant their day-to-day document processing, tax-return filing, payroll and annual report preparation.
Support when you need to understand a specific accounting question, review how your records are kept, or clear up uncertainties from earlier periods.
Assessing tax matters before transactions, during communication with the State Revenue Service (VID), or whenever regulatory changes could affect your company's decisions.
Help preparing the documents to set up a Latvian limited company (SIA) and explaining the essentials, so you can start operating on a solid footing.
A valuation of a contribution in kind is needed when an asset owned by the company's owners is used as a contribution to the company, or when a transaction requires a substantiated value opinion. It helps document the value in cases where the result affects the company's future structure or development.
Corsax specialists are entitled to value a merchant's business, intellectual property, capitalisable debts, equity stakes and shares. Intellectual-property valuation can include trademarks, licences and patents if they form part of the object being valued.
Corsax specialists are included in the Register of Enterprises of the Republic of Latvia's list of experts for valuing contributions in kind. This makes it possible to prepare opinions for Register of Enterprises purposes in the valuation areas where the specialists have been granted rights.
The valuation is prepared in accordance with Latvian and International Valuation Standards. The work also takes into account Latvian regulation, so that the opinion is suitable for its intended purpose.