Tangible Sample Clauses
The "Tangible" clause defines what constitutes physical, touchable property or items within the context of the agreement. It typically distinguishes tangible assets—such as equipment, inventory, or printed materials—from intangible assets like intellectual property or digital files. By clearly specifying what is considered tangible, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings about the scope of property covered under the contract, ensuring both parties are aligned on what physical items are included or excluded.
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Tangible. All personal property having physical existence.
Tangible. 10. Food served in closed conditions 11. The taste of the food served is delicious
Tangible. Net Worth. ----------
2. Amendment to Article VII.
Tangible. Book Value One-Year Change--The percentage change in the net asset value of a company, calculated by total assets minus intangible assets (such as patents and goodwill) and liabilities.
Tangible or intangible personal property left by a deceased person who at the time of his death was domiciled in a Contracting State and invested in a commercial , industrial or craft of any kind are subject to business tax on estates after following rule :
a) If the enterprise has a permanent establishment in a Contracting State , the assets are subject to tax only in that State ; this is so even when the company is expanding its activity in the territory of the other Contracting State without having a permanent establishment State;
b) If the company has a permanent establishment in both Contracting States , the assets are subject to tax in each State to the extent that they are assigned to a permanent establishment situated in the territory of that State. However, the provisions of this Article shall not apply to investments made by the deceased in companies based capital (corporations, partnerships limited by shares, limited liability companies , cooperative societies, subject to the corporate tax system civil society capital ) or in the form of sponsorship in limited partnerships . Tangible or intangible related to permanent installations and assigned to the exercise of a profession in a Contracting State shall not be subject to inheritance tax in the Contracting State in which the facility is located .
Tangible. PROPERTY 6.1