2026 · Financial Reporting

Top Goodwill & Intangible Impairment Firms

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Goodwill and indefinite-lived intangibles must be tested for impairment at least annually under ASC 350 and IAS 36 — and immediately when triggering events suggest value has declined. Impairment testing requires valuing reporting units and intangible assets with enough rigor to satisfy auditors, especially when the conclusion is close to the line.

The firms in this category perform annual tests, triggering-event analyses, and the quantitative valuations that impairment conclusions rest on. Audit-readiness is the defining requirement.

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Summit Peak Appraisal

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Chicago, IL4.5 (6)
82.0/100
Complex SecuritiesPurchase Price AllocationGoodwill & Intangible Impairment
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Liberty Valuation Advisors

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Philadelphia, PA4.7 (3)
80.3/100
Mergers & AcquisitionsFairness OpinionsPurchase Price Allocation

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Methodology

How firms are ranked

Each firm receives a score out of 100 built from five weighted components: verified client reviews (30%), professional credentials such as ASA, CVA, ABV, CFA, and MAFF (25%), the depth of services offered relative to the category (20%), the firm's operational scale (15%), and years in business (10%).

The score is refreshed whenever a review is approved or firm data changes, and overall ranks are recomputed on a schedule so movement reflects real changes, not noise. Within a category or service, we re-rank using the same score restricted to firms that actually offer that work.

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