Give example of an intangible Asset that is depriciable

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Give example of an intangible Asset that is depriciable..

Answer / k.ganesh

Intangible Assets like Patents, Copy Right & Trademark were
depriciable.

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Give example of an intangible Asset that is depriciable..

Answer / manoj mahajan

Intengible asste like goodwill, copy Right,Trademark

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Give example of an intangible Asset that is depriciable..

Answer / garima joshi

They can be amortized only and they are prepaid software,
subscriptions, patent, etc.

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