These operations have different treatments depending on the type of operation. Purchases and sales of tangible and intangible assets normally exclude liabilities, cash and receivables. In purchases and sales of shares, the buyer assumes all recorded and unrecorded credits and liabilities and there are usually guarantees for future liabilities. In merger operations, all parties assume all registered and unregistered credits and debits and, if there is a fair and equitable exchange of shares, there will be no taxation. These are some examples of operations where appraisers can help define values and which operations are most profitable….Read more