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The Measurement of Purchase Goodwill

Wei Gui-hua

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Mergers and acquisitions lead to a great combination of goodwill. Based on the analysis of current goodwill accounting theories, the paper discusses the recognition, the measurement, the amortiration and the impairment of purchase goodwill.

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Mergers and acquisitions lead to a great combination of goodwill. Based on the analysis of current goodwill accounting theories, the paper discusses the recognition, the measurement, the amortiration and the impairment of purchase goodwill.

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Mergers and acquisitions lead to a great combination of goodwill. Based on the analysis of current goodwill accounting theories, the paper discusses the recognition, the measurement, the amortiration and the impairment of purchase goodwill.

Key concepts: Goodwill, Business, Accounting, Mergers and acquisitions, Finance

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