tangible asset造句

Next you determine the replacement costs of each tangible asset for a specified period of time (usually a year).

That makes sense—the loan is secured by a tangible asset that will retain some value if the borrower defaults—but it can also lead to overlending.

Buying means that you have a permanent base and a tangible asset but you could have to borrow heavily to fund it.

Goodwill is booked as an intangible asset.

If the bank had to consolidate just 20% of these mortgage assets, tangible assets would rise to about 63 times tangible equity.

The trade mark is an intangible asset of every enterprise.

For example, the information that you exchange through your collaboration is an intangible asset.

COMPANIES INVEST IN a variety of realassets. These include tangible assets such as plant and machinery andintangible assets such as management contracts and patents.

Sports Naming Rights is an important intangible asset in sports field.

Intangible assets that cannot be classified into the intangible asset headings above.

Brand is a tremendous intangible asset. It has great ability to open up the market, set up enterprise culture, spread the prestige, expand the asset and create extra profit in the market.

An intangible asset is an object you cannot see, feel, or touch but that still has value.

There is controversy whether self-initiated goodwill as a kind of special intangible asset of an enterprise should be recognized or amortized.

For the first case, the nature is transfer of the intangible asset, so the business tax is exempt provided it is transfer for free.

However, the 'wulinfeng 'lacks a mature management system for intangible asset in relation to development and Utilization, the deficiency of intangible protection is necessary to be focused.

The B-S model and binary model are used in the evaluation of intangible asset and real option pricing model and identification of its parameters are formed accordingly.