At the heart of AMR’s fixed asset management services is wall-to-wall validation of your fixed assets through a fixed asset inventory and reconciliation (FAIR). It is the proven best practice for validation and verification of fixed assets.
First, we perform a comprehensive asset inventory. Then we reconcile inventory-validated data to your financial records. Only a FAIR can provide the absolute confidence you need to reduce your tax burden, validate your fixed asset ledger, and make better business decisions.
A detailed book-to-floor review and reconciliation of all booked assets that may not be identified during the inventory – this includes buildings, improvements, process and infrastructure assets, and other non-taggable assets such as softwareAt the conclusion of the AMR FAIR process, you’ll have the information you need to reduce your personal property tax burden, ensure Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, and get more from your information resources.
It is not uncommon for 65% of all corporate fixed asset data to be incomplete or inaccurate. Worse yet, 10% to 30% of all recorded fixed assets are no longer owned. Read our white papers for more industry news and statistics.
A FAIR from AMR is the best way to validate the data your business depends upon. Our track record speaks for itself. Check out our customer success stories and our customer list.
Interested in find out what your assets are worth? We can provide a certified opinion of the fair value of your assets through our valuation services.
Take control of your fixed assets – contact Asset Management Resources by completing the form below or call 877-401-4639. Once submitted, your information will be sent to an AMR professional in who will contact you to discuss your inquiry.
We value your privacy and will keep all your information completely confidential.
Validate fixed asset data required for Sarbanes-Oxley compliance. Or, calculate your Risk.
and gain tax reductions and improved management of data.
Dispel any uncertainty about the financial accuracy of your fixed asset records.