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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

Generally an annual tax return is filed by the taxpayer. This return is subject to audit.

 

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Contact Us:

For more information about property taxation in the United States, contact us at:

Law Offices
John P. Fitzgerald, Ltd.

Chicago, Illinois
Toll Free: (866) 518-2146

E-mail:
jpf@propertytax.com

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(001) 312-346-3000