Intangible assets hard to value for capital gains tax
The issue has the "potential to get really quite messy", Paul Adams says.
If the government decides to introduce a broad-based capital gains tax, how will it tax the gains made in a company’s intangible assets?
Paul Adams is chief executive of EverEdge Global in New Zealand, a company that helps businesses identify, manage and make money from their intangible
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