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Open and complete the Tax organizer. Then return the completed document to Scott Mcalister by email to: by mail to: or by fax to: |
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Valuations |
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 FMV, OLV, FLV, & Residuals
SAI reports follow USPAP Guidelines
 Aviation & Machinery Valuation Reports
» Opinion of Value For: Aviation Valuations, Equipment & Machinery Valuations
Format: Letter or Verbal
The opinion of Value provides a general opinion of the current “market value” of an aircraft. This product does not include any market research, or general scrutiny of the overall specifications and maintenance status of the aircraft.
Additional Options: Residual Values, Forced Liquidation Value, Orderly Liquidation Value » Desktop Appraisal
For: Aviation Valuations, Machinery & Equipment Valuations
Format: Report
A Desktop Appraisal provides a "fair market value" based on specifications furnished by the client or an outside third party.
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Audits |
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 An SAI audit provides a methodical review of a subject’s associated documentation and physical assets. Audits are performed to assist with valuations, verifications, or for portfolio assessments. Audits for valuation purposes should not be confused with a CPA’s audit of financial information. Audits in connection with the preparation of valuation reports do not include procedures designed to discover defalcation or other irregularities, should any exist.
For machinery and aircraft, this service can be employed to provide verification of the asset’s physical status, its usage, regulation compliance, maintenance compliance, damage status or repair, and in some cases, its continued existence.
For business clients, audits are performed to examine records and documents to verify completeness. A business’ inventory and other physical assets may also be audited when necessary.
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Diminution |
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Aircraft Damage * Machinery Damage Equipment Damage * Breach of Contract * Antitrust Business Interruption * Eminent Domain * Lender Liability
Damage and the affect on value
Determining the diminution to value can be a complex process.. The subject of damage is always highly controversial. The main issue is how a damage or loss event will affect the current and future values of aircraft, equipment or business operations.
There are a variety of factors that need to be addressed in an effort to accurately address the diminution factors, which include:
• Type of damage or loss
• Magnitude of damage or loss
• Structural damage
• Damage inspection requirements
• Method of repair
• Regulatory compliance
• Repair center or service
• Time since incident
• Maintenance since incident
• Sympathetic repairs
• Amount of in-service time
• Previous incidents
• State of the market |
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Expert Witness |
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Hiring the right expert witness can be crucial to the outcome of any case. With over 250 years of combined staff experience in the aviation industry, SAI’s knowledge and experience can provide tools that are key to a successful deliberation. Specific knowledge and experience in cross-examination shared with our dedication to thorough research has earned SAI the trust of many litigators. Our reputation for responsiveness, accuracy, and attention to detail are well known and sets us apart from our peers.
Reasons for an Expert Witness • Diminution (Damage)
• Divorce
• Mitigation
• Maintenance Deficiencies
• Negligence
• Operational error
• Regulatory Compliance
• Shareholder Disputes
• Wrongful Death
• Product Liability
• Intellectual Property Disputes
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