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Intangible Capital Holds the Key to Value in Closely Held Businesses

By Jay R. McDaniel Esq. on March 5, 2024
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  • Intangible Capital are the elements that define a company’s real earnings capacity and its value.

  • The Exit Planning Institute recognizes four intangile capitals in a business: human capital, structural capital, customer capital and social capital.

  • Intangible capital is closely tied to the intangible assets of a business, which commonly represents 80 percent of the value of a business.

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