Accounting treatment of purchasing intangible assets by stages?

When an enterprise purchases intangible assets, due to insufficient funds, how should accountants handle the accounts?

How to account for the installment purchase of intangible assets?

Intangible assets are intangible, intangible, intangible and illiquid, which are owned by specific subjects and will bring additional economic benefits to enterprises in the future. For example: patent right, copyright, franchise right, lease right, trademark right and so on. Accounting treatment is as follows:

Buying intangible assets by stages has the nature of financing.

Borrow: intangible assets (present value of purchase price)

Unconfirmed financing expenses (difference)

Taxes payable-VAT payable (input tax)

Loan: Long-term payable (sum of unpaid principal and interest)

bank deposit

Amortization after reaching the predetermined usable state:

Borrow: financial expenses/construction in progress

Loan: unconfirmed financing expenses.

Payment at the end of each cycle:

Debit: Long-term payable

Loans: bank deposits

Entries for the sale of intangible assets

Debit: bank deposit

Intangible assets impairment reserve

accumulated amortization

Loan: intangible assets

Taxes payable-VAT payable (output tax)

Profit and loss on asset disposal (or debit)