AAPL 209.68 -3.3644% MSFT 378.77 -1.1741% NVDA 115.58 -0.1382% GOOGL 162.76 -2.6031% GOOG 164.73 -2.5266% AMZN 193.89 -2.514% META 590.64 -4.6678% AVGO 191.36 -1.4776% LLY 801.65 -2.4591% TSLA 240.68 -2.9868% TSM 171.59 -3.1495% V 328.55 -1.2889% JPM 225.19 -1.1891% UNH 481.52 0.0852% NVO 75.89 1.4708% WMT 84.5 -0.8216% LVMUY 129.76 -2.7942% XOM 108.67 -0.4215% LVMHF 655.0 -2.0693% MA 519.83 -0.9168%
AAPL 209.68 -3.3644% MSFT 378.77 -1.1741% NVDA 115.58 -0.1382% GOOGL 162.76 -2.6031% GOOG 164.73 -2.5266% AMZN 193.89 -2.514% META 590.64 -4.6678% AVGO 191.36 -1.4776% LLY 801.65 -2.4591% TSLA 240.68 -2.9868% TSM 171.59 -3.1495% V 328.55 -1.2889% JPM 225.19 -1.1891% UNH 481.52 0.0852% NVO 75.89 1.4708% WMT 84.5 -0.8216% LVMUY 129.76 -2.7942% XOM 108.67 -0.4215% LVMHF 655.0 -2.0693% MA 519.83 -0.9168%

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.