3. The historical cost or replacement cost method
This method is based on the following principle: the value of an intangible asset is at least equal to the investment a company would have to make to develop or reconstitute an alternative or similar asset.
The value of historical or replacement costs is therefore made up of the compilation :
creation costs ;
(in terms of equipment and man-days) ;
intellectual property costs (e.g. patent, trademark and design registrations) ;
development costs (including advertising and marketing costs for brands) ;
which were necessary to build up these assets (not forgetting financial and administrative costs).
This is a method that takes a snapshot at a given moment in...
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