Translation of "Immaterielle werte" in English

Along with the material values, the house also has intangible values.

But these reports hardly cover information about intangibles.

Increase tanigible and intangible assetes and retain customers and employees to the company!

Setting up such a Reporting System for immaterial values could be a long lasting task.

Information on intangible assets is often not transparent to investors.

Profit, Turnover, You can Measure Profit – Unlike Intangible Value!

This might be remedied by future international developments in intangibles reporting systems.

Unlike revenues or costs, intangible assets are not easy to measure.

Firms doing business via networks have the opportunity to build their intangible assets.

As a result of the change, goodwill and other intangible assets from acquisitions are charged directly against shareholders ' equity.

About 30 items will be enough to have an overview of immaterial values and some material values as well.

When a better educated, wealthier, more assertive public has developed ethical concerns and a higher sensitivity to risk, and when companies value intangible assets like corporate reputation, there is a demand for active and responsible government.

I think it is confirmation that we have moved from an original agenda dominated by hard material - coal and steel - to intangibles like culture, education, creativity and citizenship.

In the 21st century, however, intangible elements such as knowledge and information, creativity and a spirit of adventure are becoming key to increasing competitiveness.

So as leaders, we understand that intangibles are important, but we don't have a clue how to measure them.

Likewise, the British government spends markedly more of its budget on such intangibles than on tangible assets.

The Commission considers tradable emission documents to be intangible assets provided by the authorities to the recipients.

The concept of commodity should not include services or other items that are not goods, such as currencies or rights in real estate, or that are entirely intangible.

The Commission will institute a series of pilot studies for characteristics relating to financial accounts and intangible investments, forms for organising the production system, and comparability between structural business statistics and labour market and productivity statistics.

GIs emphasise the relationship between human activity, culture, land and resources, and help to protect intangible assets such as reputation and quality standards.

Growth, employment and competitiveness in a knowledge society: developing and integrating research on the issues affecting growth, socio-economic stability, employment and competitiveness, covering topics such as innovation, education including life-long learning and the role of scientific and other knowledge and intangible goods on a global scale, youth and youth policy, adaptation of labour market policies, and national institutional contexts.

The fiscal law states that the leased assets should be included in the accounts of the lessor, i.e. the historical value of assets is inscribed in the balance sheet and the sum of the annual rent proceeds in the profit and loss account. The lessee includes the annual rent expenses in the profit and loss account.

We briefly describe how firms can use network commerce to reduce operating costs and build intangible assets.

Network commerce can help firms to grow revenues, cut costs, and build intangible assets. (Exhibit 5.1).

Such prohibitions guarantee the transfer to the acquirer of the full value of the assets transferred, which in general include both physical assets and intangible assets such as the goodwill which the vendor has accumulated or the know-how he has developed.

The final reason for actively pursuing network commerce opportunities resides in a business' need to build intangible assets (image or brand identity, or cachet that plays a role in a firm's longterm success).