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It's true. If there are more patents, you can apply for high-tech, and there are preferential and even incentives in terms of taxation. It depends on whether there are preferential policies in the local area.

1 Patents that can prevent others from making and using, producing, selling, offering to sell, and importing.

2. Patented products are easy to promote and sell.

3 is an honor, and you can put gold on your face. Ha ha.

It is true that the application for a high-tech enterprise is granted, and the application for a patent is subsidized.

There are many benefits of applying for a patent, and the patentee enjoys the right to manufacture, use, offer to sell, sell, import, transfer, and license.

1.Applying for a patent can obtain monopoly rights. The patentee can directly prevent the corresponding competition from commercial opponents, and can obtain higher profit returns.

2.It is also conducive to scientific and correct decision-making of enterprises. Through patent analysis, enterprises can understand the dynamics of science and technology, industry dynamics, market trends, and new product overtrend, and then formulate the near, medium and long-term development plans of the enterprise, determine which products the enterprise develops to occupy the market, maintain the leading position of the enterprise, and expand the market share.

3.Patenting also adds value to your business. If the company owns a number of valuable patents, if a third party is willing to invest in a company, the company's share price will increase significantly.

As long as you invent something useful, it's good. In the case of equipment, it is best to apply for the invention and patent together.

If your patent is useful, it will be beneficial to apply for it. It is best to apply for invention and utility together, because invention patents have a publicity period, so that people will know about your patent. If someone reads it and makes it, and applies for a utility model, it will affect you.

The utility model can be issued as long as half a year. When the time comes, people will be the first to go.

Of course, there are benefits to applying for a patent, first of all, after you apply, others can't use it, and you have to pay a fee for using it, and then the company has subsidies to apply for patents.

The state that applies for a patent gives subsidies, and if it is promoted, it will not make a lot of money. If you have more patents, you can also consider applying for high-tech enterprises. Very good.

Of course, there are benefits, and there is still a subsidy from the local industrial and commercial department after the application is successful.

You're **, find a local area.

Inner Mongolia can contact me.

Hangzhou Chiyu Intellectual Property ****** welcomes your call.

Useful, patents are useful in any country as a technical solution to a technical problem.

The key to a good patent is the technical problem it solves, and if the technical problem is more prominent, then the market value of the patent is very large. Moreover, he is protected by laws and regulations, and the Chinese Patent Law stipulates that there are three types of inventions and creations that can be protected by patents: inventions, utility models and designs, of which invention patents are the most important one.

1. The benefits of applying for a patent.

Reasons for filing a patent:

1) Determine the ownership of the rights of the invention-creation through legal procedures, so as to effectively protect the results of the invention-creation and monopolize the market in exchange for the greatest benefits;

2) In order to take the initiative in market competition, ensure the safety of their own production and sales, and prevent their opponents from suing us for infringement with patents (suffering high economic compensation and forcing themselves to stop production and sales);

3) The state has certain support policies for patent applications (such as the patent incentive policy promulgated by the state, as well as the high-tech enterprise policy, etc.), and will give some policy and economic help;

4) The patent right is protected by the national patent law, and no unit or individual can use it without the consent of the patentee (sue others for infringement of the patent right and claim compensation);

5) Apply for patents for their own inventions and creations in a timely manner, so that their inventions and creations are protected by national laws, and prevent others from imitating new technologies and new products developed by the enterprise (constituting technical barriers, and others must obtain the consent of the patentee if they want to develop similar technologies or products);

6) If you do not apply for a patent for your invention or creation in a timely manner, someone else will file a patent application for the fruits of your labor, and in turn sue you for infringement of the patent right to the court or patent management authority;

7) It can promote the upgrading of products, improve the technical content of products, improve the quality of products, reduce costs, and make the products of enterprises invincible in market competition.

2. Information required to apply for a patent.

Patent application materials:

1) Where an application is made for an invention patent, the application documents shall include: a request for a patent for invention patent, an abstract, drawings of the abstract (if applicable), a description, a claim, and drawings of the description (if applicable), each in duplicate.

2) Where an application is made for a utility model patent, the application documents shall include: the application for the utility model patent, the abstract, the abstract drawings (if applicable), the description, the claims, and the drawings of the description, each in duplicate.

3) Where an application is made for a design patent, the application documents shall include: an application for a design patent, ** or ** (if a color is claimed, a color ** or ** shall be submitted) and a brief description of the design, each in duplicate. If ** is submitted, both copies should be **, and if ** is submitted, both copies should be **, and ** or ** should not be mixed.

1. The company takes it to apply, and after the patent is granted, the patent belongs to the company, and you are only the inventor or one of the inventors of the patent.

2. If the product design is defective, do I have to pay legal responsibility? There is no legal liability.

3. Since it is applied in the name of the company, all the costs of applying for the patent shall be paid by the company, and the company should give you a reward. In an ordinary large enterprise, a utility model patent will reward the inventor with at least 1,000 yuan or more.

In whose name the patent is filed, the patent right belongs to whomever it is. You can apply for the patent jointly in the names of you and the company's two applicants, so that the patent rights belong to you and the company jointly. The fee is the same as applying only in the name of the company, and if the product design is defective, you will not be legally liable.

Dear, in what name are you applying? I'll help you calculate the cost, about 2400 for individuals and 2800 for companies.

Hello! First of all, if the company takes it to apply, then you don't have to pay a penny of fees, on the contrary, your company should give you a relevant incentive fund, generally at least about 1000RMB;

Secondly, whether it is a company application or an individual application for a utility model patent, the fee may not require 6500RMB, and under normal circumstances, the company applies for about 2700RMB; Individual application is about 2300RMB;

In addition, if you are not in a position, the company generally cannot directly apply for a patent, and you must coordinate with you before you can apply, and you need to provide your personal identity certificate, such as a copy of your ID card or ID number; Whether it is an individual application or a company application, as long as the patent is granted, it does not matter whether the product design is defective or not.

Hello. 1. The examination time for utility model monopoly is short, and the time for obtaining authorization is fast.

The results of the transformation can also be disclosed to the DAO public at a faster speed and marketized. This is still of great significance for some technologies with short life cycles and fast market updates, and only by seizing the opportunity can we gain an advantageous position in the competition. Able to quickly obtain patent rights for the company.

2. Protecting the rights and interests of the company and protecting rights also has its advantages. Although the advantages of expedited grant for obtaining high infringement damages are not obvious, it is a great advantage for the patent system's important application for a "cease and desist" injunction.

3. Save the company's cost, the cost is relatively low, not only the application fee is much smaller than the invention patent, but the maintenance cost of the utility model patent is also much lower than the invention patent.

Patents are a company's technical practice.

The embodiment of the DU force.

Patent distribution, patent patent, utility model patent.

Benefit, outside the view of the design patent within the three types.

The utility model patent is an improvement of the product structure, which does not need to go through substantive examination, and the examination time is short, generally about half a year can be examined, and the protection period is 10 years.

If an enterprise has a solid technology, it can quickly obtain protection and seize the market by applying for a utility model. In addition, when applying for local ** enterprise funding policies, such as high-tech enterprises, patents are the most basic and the threshold. At present, the vast majority of ** projects recognize utility model patents, but in terms of quantity requirements, the number of patents required for utility model declaration projects is more than that of invention patents.

Applying for a patent can be said to put your product under the protection of the law, and the law gives it special protection, and others cannot infringe on your patent rights at will.

1 First of all, applying for a patent can protect your own exclusive results, if you apply for a patent for your own product, after approval, your product may have a monopoly market position, others want to use your patent, need to pay a certain fee, need to get your permission, if others use your patent without your permission, you can claim compensation for patent infringement.

2 Secondly, applying for a patent can protect yourself, prevent competitors from suing you for infringing his patent, avoid unnecessary litigation disputes, and our country has certain policy protection and support for patents, and applying for patents can obtain economic benefits from the state.

3 Finally, patent rights can be said to be the embodiment of the strength of an enterprise, if a company has a number of patents, its competitiveness in the market will be greatly enhanced, which is conducive to the development of enterprises, and the number of patents is also an important indicator of the country's selection of outstanding enterprises.

1. How much does it cost to apply for an invention patent?

1. Application fee:

The application fee is 950 yuan (including 50 yuan printing fee).

2. Examination fee.

This fee is only payable when applying for a patent for invention, and not when applying for a utility model or design.

The examination fee for the invention application is 2,500 yuan.

3. Patent registration fee.

After receiving the notice of grant of patent and the notice of registration, the applicant needs to pay the patent registration fee and the printing fee of the publication.

$250 stamp duty $5.

2. What is the procedure for applying for a national invention patent?

1. The applicant provides the original technical data and personal (unit) information;

2. Entrust a patent agency, sign an entrustment agreement, and draft a patent application document that meets the requirements of the patent law; If needed, you can search first.

3. Submit the patent application documents to the State Patent Office, obtain the patent application number, and pay the patent application fee according to the regulations;

4. After entering the preliminary examination and passing the examination, the invention patent application will be disclosed in the patent gazette and ** after 18 months from the filing date; At the request of the applicant, early disclosure may also be requested at any time within 15 months from the filing date;

5. Entering the stage of substantive examination (substantive examination): the applicant can file a substantive examination with the patent office at any time within 3 years from the filing date, or can initiate a substantive examination after the patent application is closed, and the substantive examination fee shall be paid according to the regulations;

6. After substantive examination, the patent conforms to the practicability, novelty and inventiveness of the invention, and the patent right is granted, and the patent application maintenance fee, annual fee of the current year, printing fee, and certificate production cost are paid according to the regulations, and the invention patent certificate is obtained; Authorized invention patents will be announced.

7. If the priority of an earlier invention patent application is claimed, the relevant information of the earlier application shall be provided.

Summary. Hello, dear, the expenses incurred can go into R&D expenses, patent application fees, and R&D expenses can all go into R&D expenses.

In order to apply for patent protection, an enterprise first applies for a patent and then develops it, can the expenses incurred be included in the R&D expenses?

Hello, dear, the expenses incurred can go into R&D expenses, patent application fees, and R&D expenses can all go into R&D expenses.

The content of R&D expense accountingIn accounting, the items that can be included in R&D expenses mainly include: (1) Material, fuel and power costs directly consumed by R&D activities. (2) Labor expenses such as salaries, bonuses, allowances, subsidies, social insurance premiums, housing provident funds, etc., as well as labor costs of external R&D personnel.

3) Depreciation or lease costs of fixed assets such as instruments, equipment, and houses used for R&D activities, as well as the operation, maintenance, and repair costs of related fixed assets. (4) Amortization expenses for the lack of intangible assets such as software, patent rights, and non-patented technologies used for R&D activities. (5) The development and manufacturing costs of molds and process equipment for intermediate tests and product trial production, equipment adjustment and inspection fees, the purchase costs of samples, prototypes and general testing methods, and the inspection fees of trial products.

6) Demonstration, review, acceptance, evaluation of R&D results, as well as application fees, registration fees, and fees for intellectual property rights. (7) Fees paid for entrusting or cooperating with other units or individuals to conduct research and development through outsourcing, cooperative research and development, etc. (8) Other expenses directly related to R&D activities, including technical library fees, data translation fees, conference fees, travel expenses, office expenses, foreign affairs expenses, R&D personnel training fees, training fees, expert consultation fees, high-tech R&D insurance costs, etc.