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To calculate: The amount of goodwill recorded by R company at purchase date.
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Introduction:Goodwill is an intangible asset of the company. when a company has higher market value than its fair market price of assets & liabilities then the company has goodwill. Goodwill cannot be seen or touched. It helps in generating more sales & super profit for a company. it is created by value of company in the market.
To explain: The criteria used by R company for amortization of goodwill.
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Introduction:Goodwill is an intangible asset of the company. when a company has higher market value than its fair market price of assets & liabilities then the company has goodwill. Goodwill cannot be seen or touched. It helps in generating more sales & super profit for a company. it is created by value of company in the market.
To explain: The criteria used by R to record goodwill created by his efforts.
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