Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
The Australian Trade Marks Office (IP Australia) follows the Nice Classification, just like many other countries. The Office provides a list of pre-approved goods and services terms from which the applicant can choose. If the applicant cannot find pre-approved terms accurately describing their goods or services, they have the flexibility to enter custom descriptions.
You can find a brief overview of all Nice classes in our article Understanding goods & services selection .
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