SMSN 965.0 -0.1035% TYT None None% SMSD None None% SMSN None None% RIGD 60.4 3.4247% RIGD None None% SHEL 2432.0 -0.287% AZN 10140.0 0.158% BHP 1779.0 1.5991% HSBA 800.3 1.4322% ULVR 4881.0 1.5605% CYPC None None% RIO 4467.0 1.5689% LLPC None None% DGED 112.5 2.5898% BP 358.95 -0.1252% SBID 96.2 3.8877% DGE 2100.0 1.4003% GSK 1362.0 1.908% REL 3934.0 -0.1269%
SMSN 965.0 -0.1035% TYT None None% SMSD None None% SMSN None None% RIGD 60.4 3.4247% RIGD None None% SHEL 2432.0 -0.287% AZN 10140.0 0.158% BHP 1779.0 1.5991% HSBA 800.3 1.4322% ULVR 4881.0 1.5605% CYPC None None% RIO 4467.0 1.5689% LLPC None None% DGED 112.5 2.5898% BP 358.95 -0.1252% SBID 96.2 3.8877% DGE 2100.0 1.4003% GSK 1362.0 1.908% REL 3934.0 -0.1269%

Amortization of Intangibles

Updated on August 29, 2023

The accounting technique to split the expenses related to an intangible asset over the useful period of an asset is Amortization of intangibles. The intangible assets could include the intellectual property, patents, goodwill and trademarks owned by the company.

Example: If the utility patent of 5 years has been awarded for a certain product, during those five years, an expense is calculated to adjust the book value of the patent every year.

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