Goodwill: Meaning - SS2 Accounting Past Questions and Answers - page 1

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What is Goodwill in accounting?

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A

The value of a business's tangible assets

B

The value of a business's liabilities

C

The intangible value of a business that is not attributable to its assets, liabilities, or earnings

D

The value of a business's earnings

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When does Goodwill arise?

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When a business is sold for a price that is equal to the value of its net tangible assets

B

When a business is sold for a price that is lower than the value of its net tangible assets

C

When a business is sold for a price that is higher than the value of its net tangible assets

D

When a business does not have any tangible assets

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How is Goodwill recorded on the balance sheet?

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As a liability

 

B

As an expense

C

As a revenue

D

As an asset

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What happens if the value of Goodwill decreases?

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It has no impact on the financial statements

B

It is recorded as an expense on the income statement

C

Impairment charges are recognized on the income statement

D

The value of Goodwill on the balance sheet increases

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What is the definition of Goodwill in accounting?

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How is Goodwill recorded on the balance sheet?

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