Articles by Royalty Range

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Intangible assets are invaluable yet often overlooked drivers of today’s knowledge-based economies. These assets encompass intellectual property (IP) rights, including patents, trademarks, designs, copyrights, trade secrets, and related items such as software and brand equity. Though they don’t appear as physical entities in financial statements, intangible assets significantly contribute to fostering innovation, enhancing productivity, and driving economic growth.

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Tax authorities are becoming more attuned to the technical details and overall quality of comparative analyses, resulting in the need to ensure the analysis performed is thorough and the benchmarking criteria are carefully chosen.

Franchising has emerged as a powerful strategy for businesses seeking expansion and individuals aiming to start their entrepreneurial journeys with reduced risk. By offering a proven business model, franchising creates a partnership where a Franchisor licenses their brand and business system to a Franchisee, enabling mutual growth and shared responsibilities.

We are happy to share, that RoyaltyRange is associate partner of TP Minds West Coast forum which takes place at Hyatt Regency, San Francisco, 5 Embarcadero CTR on 4 – 5 December 2024.

The Patent Box regime is a tax incentive aimed at promoting innovation by reducing the effective tax rate on income derived from intellectual property (IP), which makes it appealing for businesses aiming to maximize returns on patented inventions, copyrights, or software developments. In recent years, many countries have adopted or adjusted Patent Box regimes to encourage domestic R&D.

Due to its broad applicability, TNMM is frequently used by multinational enterprises (MNEs) in managing compliance with Transfer Pricing regulations. Accessing the strengths and challenges of the Transfer Pricing methods is a crucial step when selecting the right approach for your analysis.

The value of IP assets is closely tied to market trends, consumer preferences, and competitive dynamics. Understanding consumer behavior, industry trends, and technological changes is crucial for valuing IP accurately, as they directly influence both perceived and actual IP value in the market.

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region has seen significant developments in Transfer Pricing regulations in recent years, aligning with global trends to enhance transparency and prevent tax base erosion.