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What does a licensee usually pay for rights to use intangible property?
ARoyalty fee
BExcise tax
CShare dividend
DCustoms duty
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Royalty fee
A licensor grants rights to intangible property for a set period in return for a royalty fee.
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