The Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Work (USPAP) is comprised of ten standards that give appraisers guidance on ethical and professional criteria for their appraisal practice. The 10 USPAP standards consist of: Standard 1: Real Property Appraisal: This standard describes the standards for real property appraisal assignments. It describes the appraiser’s responsibilities, work scope, and reporting requirements. Standard 2. This criterion applies to valuations of personal property, including artwork, antiques, collectibles, and other tangible items. It specifies criteria for executing assignments involving the valuation of personal property. Standard 3: Review and Management of Evaluations: This standard addresses the examination and verification of other appraisers’ work. It specifies the scope of the review process and the standards for reporting. Standard 4. This standard addresses the value of several properties for a mass appraisal assignment. It gives recommendations on mass appraisal-specific processes, strategies, and reporting requirements. Standard 5. This criterion applies to the evaluation of businesses and business interests. It discusses the roles of the appraiser, the valuation processes and methods employed, and the reporting requirements for business appraisal assignments. Standard 6: Appraisal Consulting: This standard relates to consulting engagements that give expert appraisal advice and views. It describes the requirements for completing appraisal consulting assignments as well as the appraiser’s responsibilities. Standard 7: Appraisal of Personal Property—Development: This standard focuses on the creation of appraisal reports for personal property. It gives guidance on the required information, the analysis method, and the reporting requirements unique to the establishment of personal property appraisals. Standard 8: Appraisal of Personal Property—Reporting: This standard addresses the reporting requirements for assignments involving the assessment of personal property. It describes the content, format, and dissemination of appraisal reports for personal property. Standard 9: Enterprise Evaluation—Development: This standard relates to the creation of business evaluation reports. It gives direction on the essential information, analysis methods, and reporting requirements unique to the formulation of business appraisals. Standard 10: Enterprise Evaluation—Reporting: This standard focuses on the requirements for reporting business evaluation assignments. It describes the content, format, and delivery of business evaluation reports.