What the CFO delivers · Valuation and statutory
What are our patents, data and intangibles actually worth, and who files the accounts?
The assets nobody has valued put on the balance sheet, and the statutory work handled.
What gets built.
- IP and data valuation read off the claims and the asset itself, not off the marketing page
- Statutory accounts and filings run with your accountant, on time, without founder time in it
- R&D tax relief claims prepared from the engineering record as the work happens
You stop giving away the most valuable thing you own inside a revenue multiple.
Intangible assets carried at zero
Smaller is the point.
Illustrative target for this function, not a measured client average.
Questions people ask about valuation and statutory.
How do you value patents or data?
The way you value any other asset: what it actually covers, who would pay for it, and what it would cost them to build it themselves. For patents that means reading the claims, not the titles, because the claims are the only thing that defines what you own.
Can you handle statutory accounts and R&D claims too?
Yes, run with your accountant rather than instead of them. Filings go out on time and the R&D claim is prepared from the engineering record as the work happens, rather than reconstructed a year later.