Intangible assets usually refer to non-monetary assets owned or controlled by an enterprise that have no identifiable physical form. It can be mainly divided into social intangible assets and natural intangible assets.

1. Social intangible assets

1. Patent rights

Patent rights mainly refer to applicants who are granted invention and creation patents by the national patent authority in accordance with the law. Rights to inventions and creations within the statutory time limit.

2. Non-patented technology

Non-patented technology is also called proprietary technology. It mainly refers to technology that is not known to the outside world and is used during production and operation, but will not Technology that enjoys legal protection and can bring various skills and know-how to economic benefits.

3. Trademark rights

Trademark rights usually refer to the exclusive rights of a specified product, or a specific name or pattern used for a product.

4. Copyright

Copyright mainly refers to the exclusive rights that authors of articles, literary or artistic works, and scientific works create, enjoy special legal protection.

5. Franchise

Franchise mainly refers to the rights of an enterprise to operate specific goods in a certain area, or when one enterprise accepts the use and use of the trademark of another enterprise. trade name, and the right to use technical secrets.

6. Land use rights