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In his report for 2016-2017, Edward Ouko also observed that Bomas of Kenya Limited has not revalued its assets since 1996 and is therefore unable to analyse drastic changes in the value of its assets.

Since the enactment took place in December 2017, the Company revalued downward its net deferred tax assets in its reporting periods ended December 31, 2017 resulting in the $2.5 million reduction to earnings in those periods.

The Company revalued its deferred taxes, resulting in a non-recurring charge to provision for income taxes of approximately $13.6M for the quarter ended December 31, 2017.

European Rural Peripheries Revalued: Governance, Actors, Impacts

The IRS should consider expanding the list of revaluation events to include additional transactions that change the underlying economics of the partners' arrangement, if a reliable FMV for the revalued assets can be established in connection with them.

Given their specific characteristics, commemorative coins are not revalued at market prices and remain valued at the official rate of 0.6498475 dinar for 1 gram of fine gold, the source added.

A Paphos hotel valued at e1/46.5m at 1980 values had been revalued at e1/4162m, while a bank had estimated it at just e1/440m.

Firms are directly impacted as revaluating firms incur expenses to have assets revalued (e.g., appraisal fees).

Egypt's investment minister Mounir Fakhry Abdel Nour said on 6 April that SODIC had revalued land bought from the state for the project and agreed to pay the difference over the sum it had initially paid.

The disconnect of many businesses to the rates they pay is because of the lengthy period since rates were last revalued. They remain based on the peak rental market at April 2008.

But when Daisy passes away, only tile survivor's trust will be revalued to gel die basis step-up.

The scam has succeeded because local authorities are required to collect business rates on behalf of central government and, every five years, businesses are revalued and new rates are applied.