Objective Inventory Valuation

NTAB uses a thorough and pragmatic approach. The appraisal begins with a physical on-site inspection, followed by a multidimensional analysis weighing aspects such as market value, marketability, obsolescence, and turnover rate. This method results in a valuation that not only meets the requirements of external stakeholders but also provides strategic management information.

Is inventory counting mandatory for annual accounts?

According to Article 2:10 of the Dutch Civil Code and the Guidelines for Annual Reporting, you are required to maintain accurate inventory records. An annual count and correct inventory valuation for the annual accounts are essential. NTAB helps with a reliable valuation that complies with laws and regulations.

What is a healthy inventory value?

A healthy inventory value is balanced with your turnover, liquidity, and storage capacity. Too much inventory means risk of value loss and unnecessary costs, while too little inventory leads to missed revenue. NTAB analyzes the composition and value of your inventory with you, so you can focus on optimization without these stocks becoming obsolete inventory. For the financier, an analysis of this is also important to clearly understand the true value of the inventory in a liquidation.

Why inventory appraisal is important

An inventory appraisal is more than just a number: it’s a reflection of your business operations. NTAB helps companies looking to sell, restructure, or seek financing, with clear appraisals based on liquidation value, market value, and marketability. Whether you’re applying for financing or considering selling: a clear inventory valuation helps in making better decisions.