INTANGIBLE ASSETS OF COMPANIES

Let’s take the example of software development. It is recorded in the accounts at its purchase value, whether or not it is operational. However, if this software is effective and creates value, it is obvious that it enriches the intangible asset “Information System”, thus the intangible capital of the company.

Its evaluation has two major challenges:

In practice, you are a company, an association, a territorial or public body and you wish to:

If you are an investor, the valuation of intangible capital allows you to:

Since 2003, Goodwill-management has been assessing the intangible capital of companies by developing an uncontested expertise on the subject in France and abroad with missions in Belgium, Morocco and Senegal. Today leader in the measurement of intangible capital in France, Goodwill-management is the main author of Thesaurus Intangible Capital. This is the standard for measuring intangible assets, commissioned in 2009 by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance. Promoter of the subject in France, Alan Fustec, the founder of Goodwill-management, is at the initiative of the ICI (Institute of Intangible Accounting) and has been teaching methods for valuing intangible capital for 15 years to students at leading French schools, such as HEC Paris.

By choosing Goodwill-management for the valuation of your intangible assets, you benefit from 15 years of experience feedback on the subject. Over the years, data on the intangible capital of companies have been accumulated. This allows us to refine the results and adapt the calculation models to the specificities of your business sector. To assess a company’s intangible capital, two complementary approaches are used: