Depreciation Calculator: Companies Act vs Income Tax Act
Free calculator comparing Schedule II useful life (SLM/WDV) against Income Tax Act WDV block rates, year by year.
Resources
Valuation resources & free calculators
In brief: Free depreciation and registered valuer fee calculators, plus checklists, glossaries and guides for companies, banks and insolvency professionals commissioning a valuation, and for anyone pursuing an IBBI Registered Valuer, Income Tax Valuer or Chartered Engineer credential in India.
Calculators
Free calculators
Interactive tools, calculated in your browser — no signup, nothing sent anywhere.
Registered Valuer Fee Calculator (Rule 248)
Free calculator for the maximum fee a registered valuer can charge under Rule 248, slab by slab, instant results.
For Chartered Engineers
For Chartered Engineers
Chartered Engineer & Valuer Credentials
What a Chartered Engineer certifies in a valuation, alongside IBBI Registered Valuer status and scope.
DGFT Chartered Engineer Certificate Formats
Appendix 4K, 4L and 5A explained: SION fixation, pharma non-infringing process, and EPCG Nexus.
TEV Study for Bank Loans
What a Techno-Economic Viability study covers, when lenders require one, and how it differs from ongoing LIE monitoring.
Remaining Useful Life (RUL) Assessment
How a Chartered Engineer estimates the remaining operating life of plant and machinery, and where it differs from statutory depreciation.
Lender's Independent Engineer (LIE) Report
How banks monitor a sanctioned project through implementation, and what an LIE certifies before each disbursement.
How to Become a Chartered Engineer
Institution membership, experience requirements, and the certification path.
For valuers
For aspiring & practising valuers
How to Become an IBBI Registered Valuer
Eligibility, training, the exam, and the five-step registration process, asset class by asset class.
Career Opportunities as an IBBI Valuer
Where current demand sits, and how real valuation practices are actually built once you're registered.
How to Become an Income Tax Valuer
Registration requirements and the full application process under Section 514, separate from IBBI's own registration.
CPE & Renewal for Registered Valuers
What continuing education and renewal actually require, and what happens if a registration lapses.
What a Registered Valuer Certificate Proves
What the Certificate of Registration confirms, and how to verify a firm's claim to hold one.
For clients
For companies, banks and insolvency professionals
What Is an IBBI Registered Valuer
What the credential means, who can hold it, and how to verify one against the registry.
Fixed Asset Valuation Methods in India
The five methods used to value land, buildings, plant and machinery under Indian accounting rules.
Purchase Price Allocation: Tangible Asset Component
How the tangible asset leg of a PPA is valued, and where Axium's scope actually ends.
Bank & NCLT Valuation Checklist
Exactly what a bank, RP or valuer will ask for before you start, organised by asset type.
IBBI & Valuation Terms Glossary
Plain English definitions for the terms in every valuation report, bank circular, and NCLT order.
What “Government Registered Valuer” Means
There's no single credential by that name; the three real ones are explained here in full.
Registered Valuer vs Chartered Engineer vs Government Approved Valuer
Three real, distinct credentials explained side by side, showing exactly what each one authorises.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a Registered Valuer and a Chartered Engineer?
A Registered Valuer is registered with IBBI to issue valuation reports for regulatory purposes. A Chartered Engineer is a separate credential from the Institution of Engineers used for technical asset-verification certificates. See the full comparison on the Registered Valuer vs Chartered Engineer vs Government Approved Valuer page.
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