Valuation Guidance for Property, Plant and Equipment, Including Specialised Items in the Health and Education Sectors
Revision published Oct 2007
Previously revised 2003
First published 2002
Prepared by Wareham Cameron & Co Ltd, Rider Levett Bucknall and the Treasury.
These guidelines have been prepared to assist public sector reporting entities and their valuers (and particularly those within the health and education sectors) to comply with the valuation requirements of the New Zealand Equivalent to International Accounting Standard 16: Property Plant and Equipment (NZ IAS 16) and Crown accounting policies in relation to NZ IAS 16. They are also intended to help achieve consistency in such valuations. These guidelines predominantly focus on specialised items of property, plant and equipment (which are the majority of assets in the health and education sectors). These comprise assets that are not regularly bought and sold in the market, and therefore need to valued on a depreciated replacement cost basis.
Table of Contents
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IntroductionBackgroundCrown accounting policiesSection 1: Financial reporting and valuation standardsSection 2: Asset classification and valuation methodologySection 3: Valuations in the health and education sectors â specific considerationsSection 4: Instructing and liaising with valuersAppendix A: Specific guidance for assessing the replacement cost of health and education buildingsAppendix B: Worked example â optimised depreciated replacement cost calculations |
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