What are intangible Assets?? ASKED 12.12.2008
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Answer / p.sabapathi
Those assets having no physical form, untouchable and
invisible..eg.goodwill,copyrights, prelimnary expenses,
discount on issue of shares/debentures,trademarks,. patents
etc
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Answer / phanikumar
Assets are two types they are tangible anb intangible
assets. The intangible are we not see like goodwill,
copywrites,and etc.
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Answer / santosh
Intangible Assets are those assets which physicaly not
present but there are some value for
Goodwill,Copyrights,technical knwoledge,etc.
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Answer / phanikumar
The assets are two types they are Tangible and In tangible.
In tangible assets are those assets which are not visable.
But it has very big value like goodwill,copywrights,
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Answer / rohit kasana
intangible assets are those assets we cannot touch this
type of assets the have no physical instance
they are invisible
like as patent,goodwil,copyright.
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Answer / phanikumar
Assets are two types. They are tangible and intangible.
Intangible assets are we cant see them. They are GOODWILL,
COPY WRITES, LOYALTIES, PATENTS RIGHTS.
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Answer / benish
all those assets posessed by a firm which are intangible,
untouchable but they get apprecited and depreciated along
time and depending on the performance of that firm. the
major example is good will.
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Answer / bharath bg
Are those assets which cannot be see,touch or felt but they
fetch value in exchange Ex: Goodwill,patents,copyrights
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