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Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CIRD11000 · Intangible assets within CTA09/PART8: asset conditions

  • CIRD11010 · Introduction
  • CIRD11030 · General intention
  • CIRD11035 · Legislative approach
  • CIRD11050 · Outline
  • CIRD11070 · Goodwill
  • CIRD11100 · Assets other than goodwill: outline
  • CIRD11120 · Meaning of intangible asset: accountancy test
  • CIRD11135 · Importance of distinction between goodwill and intangible asset
  • CIRD11150 · Meaning of intangible asset: intellectual property
  • CIRD11170 · Requirement that asset must be fixed
  • CIRD11175 · Options in respect of intangible fixed assets
  1. Intangible assets within CTA09/PART8: asset conditions: contents
  2. Intangible assets within CTA09/PART8: asset conditions: meaning of intangible asset: intellectual property

CIRD11150 | Intangible assets within CTA09/PART8: asset conditions: meaning of intangible asset: intellectual property

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CTA09/PART8/S712 (2)-(3)

CTA09/PART8/S712 (2) provides that an intangible asset ‘includes’ (and so is not confined to) ‘intellectual property’ as defined in sub-section (3).

The definition encompasses:

  1. specified intellectual property rights that are recognised and protected under UK law, together with equivalent rights under foreign law. Patent, trade mark, registered design, copyright (which includes rights in computer programs and databases) or design right, and rights in respect of plant varieties are specified in this way,

  2. any information or technique having economic value but not protected by a right under (a) above, for example knowledge of an industrial process that is not generally available,

  3. any licence or right in respect of property rights, information or techniques within (a) and (b) above.

The exclusions from the scope of Part 8 described in CIRD25000 onwards apply to property within this definition. For example, rights in a sound recording are excluded from Part 8 (see CIRD25130) even though they would otherwise fall within (a) above.

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