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Fair Market Value (FMV)

Fair market value is the price at which an asset would sell between a willing buyer and seller in an open market. It reflects real-world conditions rather than historical cost. FMV is widely used in asset valuation, taxation, and financial reporting, especially during acquisitions, disposals, or impairment assessments.

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