REPORTING OF GOODWILL IN MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
Zuzana Křížová
Abstract
Zuzana Křížová
Abstract
n the new economy, intangible assets have become the main value creators for a large number of companies and economic sector . Recent growth of the service sector and of the information technology-related bu siness, along with the dramatic increase in the number and size of mergers and acqu isitions, has made accounting for intangible assets very significant, especially in t he field of reporting of goodwill. Comparative analysis is focused on the differences between IFRS, US GAAP accounting procedures and Czech accounting legislation. Main a reas of analysis and synthesis are the identification of mehods for goodwill recognition a nd reporting. The result is to recommend more broadly voluntary disclosure in the reported financial statements of companies.
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n the new economy, intangible assets have become the main value creators for a large number of companies and economic sector . Recent growth of the service sector and of the information technology-related bu siness, along with the dramatic increase in the number and size of mergers and acqu isitions, has made accounting for intangible assets very significant, especially in t he field of reporting of goodwill. Comparative analysis is focused on the differences between IFRS, US GAAP accounting procedures and Czech accounting legislation. Main a reas of analysis and synthesis are the identification of mehods for goodwill recognition a nd reporting. The result is to recommend more broadly voluntary disclosure in the reported financial statements of companies.
Key concepts: Goodwill, Mergers and acquisitions, Business, Accounting, Finance