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The NEBB Institute’s Master Certified Machinery & Equipment Appraiser Program
All Certified Machinery & Equipment Appraisers (CMEAs), who are certified by the NEBB Institute, undergo comprehensive training on the approaches to value, depreciation, value determination, USPAP regulations, and ethics. The CMEA is a professional designation, and the field of certified appraisal is growing rapidly. At the NEBBI, we decided to take the field to the […]
USPAP: The Hypothetical and the Extraordinary
Within the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), there are two distinct types of assumptions when it comes to appraisal: extraordinary assumptions and hypothetical assumptions. Extraordinary assumptions are assumptions directly related to a specific assignment which, if found to be false, could alter the appraiser’s opinions or conclusions. Extraordinary assumptions presume as fact otherwise […]
NEBBI Conference Season
Our busy conference season is in full swing! We attended the NACVA in San Diego this month for CPAs and business appraisers and are already looking ahead for next month’s conference. Next month, the NEBB Institute will attend the National Auctioneers Association (NAA) 62nd International Auctioneers Conference and Show in Orlando, Florida, from July 12 […]
The NEBB Institute’s MEA Report Writer Simplifies the Certified Machinery and Equipment Report Process for CMEAs
The MEA ReportWriter is cloud-based software that seamlessly, effectively, and efficiently helps CMEAs create certified reports in a fraction of the time it takes to draw up traditional reports.
NEBB Profile: Chris Spinelli
From time to time, we use this blog to spotlight a NEBB Institute member and show you what they bring to NEBB, as well as what they get out of it. To continue with these profiles, meet Chris Spinelli, NEBB Institute member and co-owner of Present Value LLC. […]
International Society of Business Analysts (ISBA) Membership and How it Can Help You
Networking can be one of the most inexpensive ways of promoting your business. By learning about the businesses of others in your networking organization you can refer business to them with the hope that they’ll refer business to you once you’ve gained their trust. Often, the only cost is a bit of your time. […]
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