MTS Journal

2013  •  Volume 29  •  Issue 2

This issue discusses the implications of economic obsolescence in fixed assets for financial reporting purposes, progress made by the IVSC Advisory Forum in developing a valuation profession globally, and an article about a trip to Nigeria.
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Articles from this Issue

Governor’s Report

Important information and updates from MTS Discipline Governors.
PAGE 4 Daniel Lagace, ASA and Sharon Desfor, ASA, MRICS

Editor's Corner

A special note from the Editor of ASA’s MTS Journal.
PAGE 6 William M. Engel, ASA, MRICS

Implications of Economic Obsolescence in Fixed Assets for Financial Reporting Purposes

When valuing fixed assets using the cost approach, economic obsolescence is often difficult to identify and estimate and has been under increased scrutiny when the valuation is used for financial reporting purposes.
PAGE 7 Christina Chojnacki, ASA and Leslie Vitale, ASA

The Role of the IVSC Advisory Forum in Developing a Valuation Profession Globally

The IVSC has led the development of valuation standards for more than 30 years. It is the appropriate vehicle to represent the global valuation profession and respond to the increasing demand for credible, globally-recognised valuation standards.
PAGE 11 John Martin, Chairman of the IVSC Advisory Forum

Nigeria and the ASA

Leslie Miles, FASA was invited to speak at the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors & Valuers (NIESV) conference along with the faculty of Plant and Machinery of that organization.
PAGE 19 Les Miles, FASA