Miscellaneous 2006

Intangibles - carving up the price case studies

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 27 Oct 2006

 

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Buying and selling a business can be complex. Identifying and valuing intangibles and the consequent taxation implications can also be difficult. Often clients and their advisors have different views of the value of intangibles. These case studies consider the taxation implications and will cover:

  • intellectual property rights and their tax classification - copyright, trade marks, designs, patents and trade secrets
  • valuation methodologies and accounting treatment of intangibles
  • valuation in practice - some pointers
  • goodwill - CGT and stamp duty
  • licences and disposals of intellectual property
  • capital allowances.
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  • Published By: John Macphail
  • Published On:27 Oct 2006
  • Took place at:Whalers Inn Resort, Victor Harbor

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