Intangible Assets

Intangible assets are identifiable, non-monetary assets without physical substance having future economic benefits. Identifiability of an intangible asset, can arise from legal or contractual rights and the owner of the asset can control and restrict the access to the future economic benefit.

Brands
Trade names and trademarks
Customer relationships
Franchises
Patents
Copyrights
Contracts
Goodwill

Intangibles are increasingly becoming a key component in determining the value of an enterprise. Some of the generally considered intangible assets in various industries include:

IT industry: Patents, technical know-how, internet domain names, technology, software codes, customer relationships
Pharmaceutical industry: Product molecules, in-process research and development, licensing agreements, trade names, trademarks and brands
Telecommunication industry: Telecom spectrum, licenses, software, customer relationships, trademarks
Business services industry: Customer relationships, pending order book, non-compete agreements.

Why value your intangible assets?

Regulatory requirements – IndAS 36/ IAS 36 mandates annual impairment testing of goodwill acquired under business combination and Intangible assets with indefinite useful life.
Achieve a fair value in a Merger or Acquisition transaction.
Estimation of royalty rates.
Bankruptcy and reorganization proceedings.
Damage calculation in litigation
IP-Related Transfer Pricing and Tax

Intangible Assets

Why value your intangible assets?

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