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Highest and Best Use
Definition
A fair value concept establishing that assets should be measured assuming the use that would maximise the asset's value, whether or not the acquirer intends to employ the asset in that use. Under IFRS 13, the highest and best use determination is relevant to non-financial assets — including intangibles and real property — and may result in valuations that differ from the acquirer's planned operational use of the acquired asset.
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