Intangible Assets
23.68. The Committee can see no good reason why, in general, the disposal of intangible assets such as goodwill, patents and trade-marks should be treated any differently, for purposes of capital gains tax, than tangible property.
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The University of Sydney- Classic Texts in Australian and International Taxation Law
- Full Report January 31 1975
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