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Intangible Property Tax

Intangible property tax is a tax levied on intangible property that is generally a property interest other than real or personal property and with no intrinsic value. Its value lies in the rights themselves.

Examples include:

• Stocks/Bonds
• Goodwill
• Patents
• Copyrights
• Customer Lists

Illinois does not tax intangible property. The city of Chicago does have a tax on software.