Significats de tangible property en anglès

And, as I say, it deals with enormous amounts of tangible property.

For some it far exceeds the value of their manufacturing plants and other tangible property.

Railways in condemning a right of way specify tangible property (realty) within certain limits.

Their scheme for transforming this paper into more tangible property forms the concluding chapter of this Metropolitan story.

As for the Tennessee land, so long a will-o'the-wisp and a bugbear, it became tangible property at last.

The IRS on Friday re-proposed some tangible property rules for further comment and set a public hearing for December 19.

The IRS on Friday re-proposed some tangible property rules for further comment and set a public hearing for Dec. 19.

And is there any difference, in legal contemplation, between a grant of corporate franchises and a grant of tangible property?

The all too frequent lack of such coöperation causes a disproportionate share of the tax burden to fall upon tangible property.

Each is evidence that I possess tangible property upon which I am paying taxes, and I emphatically object to a double dose.

What remained, in historic value and in physical beauty, and even in tangible property value, was much less than what was gone forever.

Landowners, particularly farmers, fear being left in the lurch, while the landless majority hope tangible property will free them from the shackles of poverty.

In other words, about $700,000,000 of the capitalization was "water," that is, securities issued in excess of the value of the tangible properties owned.