In the evaluation of individual assets, the types of income method usually used for evaluation are ().

Patents and know-how, shops or office buildings, machines and equipment that can be rented, unlisted stocks.

In the evaluation of individual assets, the income method is usually used to evaluate the following types of assets:

(1) Intangible assets, including patents and know-how, trademarks, copyrights, customer relationships, franchise rights, etc.

(2) real estate. Usually profitable property categories, such as shops, hotels, office buildings, etc.

(3) machinery and equipment. Generally speaking, it is difficult for a single machine to generate income independently, so it is not easy to use the income method to evaluate such assets. For leased machinery and equipment or production lines and complete sets of equipment that can independently generate cash flow, the income method can be used for evaluation.

(4) Other assets. For example, unlisted stocks, bonds, long-term receivables, long-term equity investments, etc.