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  1. 2009/10/26 Valuation Standards of FC Barca
  2. 2009/10/26 Recession Tackles NFL Team Values
  3. 2009/10/26 Intermediate Accounting II Cast Study - Dallas Cowboys
§The costs incurred to buy players’ federation rights from other clubs and other similar amounts paid are capitalised as intangible assets and amortised on a straight-line basis over the term of the contract signed with the player, disregarding any residual value.
§The expenses incurred to renew contracts are only capitalised when they lead to improvements therein (extension of the contractual duration, increase in the termination clause, etc.) and are amortised based on the duration of the new contract.
§Variable payments, which depend on the fulfillment of certain sports events carried out by a player or the Club, are registered in the moment that its realization it is definite, given that it implies an upcoming payment.
§In the case of acquisition of a preferential option on players, the costs are amortised upon final acquisition on a straight-line basis over the duration of the contract with the Club. Otherwise, the total amount is expensed at the end of the exercise period.
§In the case of early termination of contracts, the unpaid cost is amortized in full and, together with the related revenues, is taken to extraordinary income when deregistration from the Federation is granted.
§No training costs for players from the youth system or other sections or training costs for players acquired from other clubs are capitalized.
§In the case of transfers of players, the Club records the cost of the transfer in the income statement.
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The Dallas Cowboys remained on top of our ranking, worth $1.65 billion, 2% more than a year ago. Thanks to the sale of personal seat licenses (the right to buy a season ticket) the team moved into their $1.15 billion stadium this season with only $200 million of debt and almost all of their season tickets sold.

The team has also leased most of the stadium's 300 luxury suites for an average $275,000 a year. Revenue from the new stadium, net of debt service and operating costs, will be about $285 million in 2009, more than double last year (last year's valuation of the Cowboys partly accounted for the new stadium). Once the reminder of seats, suites and sponsorships are sold the franchise will be worth in the neighborhood of $2 billion.

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Annual Report of FC Barca.


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Buying a football team can be more than a vanity investment. Several billionaires command a 10-figure fortune solely because of their gridiron squads.


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