Difference between revisions of "Intangible Assets"

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{{Term|INTANGIGLE ASSETS|Assets that can have a great value to an organization, but which have no physical presence and have been recognized as a good will on balance sheets. Intangible assets are reputation, brand value, monopoly rights, and other non-balance sheet items such as the potential of the organization and the capacity to generate competitive advantage in the future. See Also: Tangible Assets<ref>
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{{Term|INTANGIGLE ASSETS|Assets that can have a great value to an organization, but which have no physical presence and have been recognized as a good will on balance sheets. Intangible assets are reputation, brand value, monopoly rights, and other non-balance sheet items such as the potential of the organization and the capacity to generate competitive advantage in the future. See Also: Tangible Assets<ref>[ftp://cenftp1.cenorm.be/PUBLIC/CWAs/e-Europe/KM/German-text-KM-CWAguide.pdf cenftp1.cenorm.be] (17 April 2008)</ref>}}
cenftp1.cenorm.be (17 April 2008)
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Revision as of 10:44, 4 July 2008

Term2.png INTANGIGLE ASSETS
Assets that can have a great value to an organization, but which have no physical presence and have been recognized as a good will on balance sheets. Intangible assets are reputation, brand value, monopoly rights, and other non-balance sheet items such as the potential of the organization and the capacity to generate competitive advantage in the future. See Also: Tangible Assets[1]



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  1. cenftp1.cenorm.be (17 April 2008)