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The former deals chiefly with the visible; the latter with the intangible.
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She likes owning things that promise a future intangible pleasure... View Article
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Newark slapped an assessment of 15 million on the company's intangible property.
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The intangible of racism may play the most significant role, he said.
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Intellectual Property Many intangible assets of a business should be legally protected.
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But Spartan-117, the Master Chief, had one intangible asset few others possessed-luck
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An intangible asset of a business derived from the perceived value of the business' assets.
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When a tangible or intangible asset is transferred within a multinational, a sale has occurred that must be priced.
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Goodwill is an intangible asset that results from a company paying more than the fair market value of assets or a business.
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Well, a lot of good public relations with the people in the area, but that's what they call a really intangible asset.
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This saw the reintroduction of the cap of 80 per cent on the amount of profits which can be sheltered with intangible asset capital allowances.
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The current quarter included a non-cash goodwill and other intangible asset impairment charge of $517.6 million, among other charges.
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Intellectual Property Many intangible assets of a business should be legally protected.
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Intangible assets include such items as customer lists, intellectual property and software.
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One area it is examining closely is such payments for intangible assets.
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In the new world, intangible assets can be moved around at will.
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Excluding amortization of intangible assets, earnings were 75 cents per share.
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Goodwill reflects intangible assets such as brand value and employee morale.
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Intangible assets like patents can easily be sent to low-tax jurisdictions.
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Kleinbard said it would be extremely difficult to estimate the profits from intangible assets.
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But enforcement is complex, especially for intangible assets, such as search-engine algorithms or trademarks.