State-owned assets obsolescence appraisal

"Measures for the Administration of Disposal of State-owned Assets of Central Administrative Institutions" defines the scrapping of state-owned assets as follows: Scrapping refers to the disposal of state-owned assets that, in accordance with relevant regulations or after appraisal by relevant departments and experts, write off the property rights of state-owned assets that really need to be eliminated due to technical reasons or cannot be repaired or have no repair value, or state-owned assets that have exceeded their useful life and cannot meet work needs.

"Measures for the Management of State-owned Assets Disposal of Central Administrative Institutions" Central administrative institutions that apply to scrap state-owned assets must submit the following materials: Identification documents and handling opinions issued by relevant departments and experts.

In order to meet the market demand for scrapping assessment business and strengthen the management of scrapping assessment work, in accordance with relevant national laws and regulations and following the principles of objectivity, science, and professionalism, our company can organize technical personnel to evaluate the assets to be scrapped and issue a scrapping assessment report based on the list of assets to be scrapped and relevant information provided by the client.

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The basic conditions for the scrapping of state-owned assets mainly include the following aspects:

(1) Those that really need to be eliminated due to technical reasons or cannot be repaired or have no repair value;

(2) Involving abnormal losses such as disk losses;

(3) Those that have exceeded their useful life and cannot meet existing work needs;

(4) Damage or loss due to force majeure such as natural disasters;

0 (5) Due to division, merger, restructuring, cancellation, change of affiliation, or partial functions or business

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2 (6) Transfer of property rights due to adjustments, etc.;

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2 (6) Changes in property rights;

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4 (7) Other situations that need to be dealt with in accordance with relevant national regulations.

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HTMLGTOKEN0(1) application: use department submits a request for end-of-life and completes a “application form for end-of-life instrumentation” indicating the cause of end-of-life and comments.

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(3): the Department of Asset Management organizes technical certification of equipment to assess whether it meets the conditions for end-of-life.

HTMTAGTOKEN6(4) approval: Equipment that has been certified as meeting the end-of-life requirements is required for approval by the management of the enterprise.

HTMTAGTOKEN8(5) Treatment: Authorized end-of-life equipment is disposed of in accordance with the relevant provisions, such as sale, dismantling, etc. HTMLGTOKEN9HTMTAGTOKEN10HTMTAGTOKEN11HTMTAGTOKEN12HTMTAGTOKEN13HTMTAGTAKEN14HTMTAGTOKEN15

A large-scale data management system and supporting fixed assets belonging to a public institution that are state-owned assets need to undergo special verification and auditing. The construction, bidding and purchase of this asset were led by the superior authority. The asset has been handed over and has been replaced by a new asset. It has been idle for a long time and has exceeded its useful life. The entrusting unit plans to apply for scrapping it.

Appraisal analysis results:

The appraisal analysis expert group conducted on-site inspection and survey results on the equipment entrusted for appraisal and evaluation, and made the following suggestions and conclusions:

This batch of assets has reached or exceeded its service life, cannot meet the needs of normal use, operation and management, and meets the conditions for scrap disposal.

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1. Preliminary review; before the appraisal, it is necessary to review whether the purpose of the appraisal is reasonable and compliant, whether the appraisal conditions are met, etc., and to make a preliminary determination whether it can be done.

2. Organize materials; confirm that it can be accepted. At this time, you need to provide materials such as a list of fixed assets and reference pictures of the target. Used to calculate appraisal costs and cycles.

3, fee quotation, after receiving the materials, our agency will organize the technical department to calculate the appraisal fee, which usually takes one to two working days, and issue a formal quotation letter after calculation.

4. Sign the agreement; after the quotation letter is issued, submit it to the leaders of the relevant departments for approval. After the leaders approve, sign the technical service agreement and enter the appraisal fee payment process.

5, on-site inspection; after our agency receives the appraisal fee, we will arrange on-site inspection by technicians and experts within 1-5 working days. After the inspection, the technician will conduct investigation and analysis based on the materials and prepare a report.

06. Issue a report; the report issuance takes about 10-20 working days. After the first draft of the report is formed, it will go through the first, second, and final review, and finally the appraisal report will be issued. At this time, the number of copies of the report will be determined according to the client's needs and mailed to the client together with the invoice. If the client has any objections within 15 days after receiving the report, please reply to our agency. Our agency will organize technical staff and experts to review the appraisal report and provide a reply. If no reply is received within the time limit, our agency will assume that the relevant parties and the client recognize the relevant content in the appraisal report.

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