tangible goods
[ˈtændʒɪbəl ɡʊdz]
nounpl: tangible goods
bens tangíveis
1. Physical, material products that can be touched, seen, and possessed; merchandise with intrinsic physical value that can be bought, sold, or traded
Tangible goods such as furniture, clothing, and electronics are subject to sales tax.
Bens tangíveis como móveis, roupas e eletrônicos estão sujeitos ao imposto sobre vendas.
2. In accounting and commerce, items of property with physical substance, as opposed to services or intellectual property
The company's balance sheet includes tangible goods valued at five million dollars.
O balanço patrimonial da empresa inclui bens tangíveis avaliados em cinco milhões de dólares.
In Brazilian and American business contexts, the distinction between tangible and intangible goods is crucial for taxation, accounting, and commerce regulations. The term is frequently used in commercial law, trade agreements, and financial statements. In Portugal, the legal system often uses the term 'bens corpóreos' (corporeal goods) with similar meaning in civil law contexts.
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