IPR valuation is one of the most critical aspects of finance that comes into play during the sale and purchase of businesses and during solvency, merger, and acquisition activities. Intellectual Property refers to intangible assets such as a trademark, copyright, or brand already patented or patentable. It is the organization's one-of-a-kind creation that distinguishes it from the competition. Though intangible, it is frequently a primary driver of an organization's success. Valuation of Intellectual Property Valuation Rights refers to determining a fair value for a company's intellectual Property that may be monetized and used to influence the company's overall sale price.

Here are some of the primary purposes for which organizations carry out IP valuations:

• IP licensing deals
• Franchising
• Transfer pricing
• Seeking funding
• Selling a business
• Mergers and acquisitions
• Bankruptcy
• Joint ventures
• Tax planning and compliance
• Litigation support