Hello. In June 2002, after Company A used the trademark rights for Company B's investment, Company A no longer enjoyed the trademark rights. The trademark was no longer an intangible asset of Company A, and of course it could no longer transfer intangible assets. Amortized.

As for the special invoice, since the trademark is an investment and not a transfer of ownership, Company A cannot issue a special invoice.

Currently, Company A owns 20% of the long-term equity investment in Company B. If Company B's performance is not very good, it may consider accruing impairment provisions.