valuation principles

The tax will be very sensitive to the valuation principles.

To arrive at this measure, standard valuation principles are used.

This approach would be consistent with WTO valuation principles.

Such revaluation may follow valuation principles above, or may use mass valuation techniques.

You must arrive at the customs value by using reasonable means consistent with the WTO Valuation principles.

In most regards Generally Accepted (German) Valuation Principles is consistent with international practice.

Thus, the criticism centres both on the valuation principles used, and the additional items included in the aggregate, which are not directly related to depreciation charges at all.

The official valuation principles, computations, and definitions used to obtain a measure of value-added have never been challenged; at most a few small adjustments have been made to the official aggregates.

There has been some debate among economists about the validity of statistical measures of capacity utilization, because much depends on the survey questions asked, and on the valuation principles used to measure output.

In fact, the value theory applied in national accounts is nowadays strongly influenced by the valuation principles of ordinary business accounts and the prevailing social relations governing economic exchange, often fixed by law.

API publications include the The Australia & New Zealand Property Journal, the Professional Practice Manual and Valuation Principles and Practices.

For Marx, this idea was not only false, but totally absurd, since different kinds of prices can assume different valuation principles, contractual obligations, conditionalities, inclusions/exclusions as well as relationships between economic actors.

German Generally Accepted Valuation Principles (GAVP) assumes that the land can be used indefinitely, but that buildings have a limited lifespan; This coincides with the balancing of the assets.

This introduced the normal valuation principles into the assessment of a fair rent (section 68 in the Rent Act 1965 and Section 70 in the consolidated Rent Act 1977) by requiring that regard should specifically be had to the age, character, locality and state of repair of the dwelling.