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Goodwill - CBPian - 06-15-2005
Guys... A small question.
Company A has spun off its Business A to a sister company B. In A's balance sheet, there is a goodwill component(asset) relating to acquisition of Business A. Business A was earlier acquired from company X.
What will be the treatment of this goodwill. Will it be transferred to company B as an asset and would there be cashflow implications (money to be paid by Company B to A)?
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- eShA - 06-16-2005
can be done in any of the two ways both are possible..
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- CBPian - 06-16-2005
Please explain.. cant get you what two ways
- Azeem Shah Khan - 06-17-2005
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<br />Guys... A small question.
Company A has spun off its Business A to a sister company B. In A's balance sheet, there is a goodwill component(asset) relating to acquisition of Business A. Business A was earlier acquired from company X.
What will be the treatment of this goodwill. Will it be transferred to company B as an asset and would there be cashflow implications (money to be paid by Company B to A)?
A quick answer, assuming that the goodwill was bought from company X (ie it isn't company A's inherent goodwill, although there are some exceptions), it will become part of the fair value of company A.
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- CBPian - 06-17-2005
Still cant get the answer... the goodwill sits in the balancesheet of company A (was previously amortised but frozen on account of IFRS requirement). what should we do with it... should we transfer this goodwill to company B or take it as a hit on income as there would be no such business supporting this goodwill after spun-off.
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- Azeem Shah Khan - 06-18-2005
i would rather use the term "disposal" instead of "transfer" considering company B is a sister company (i.e. a non-group co) hence a separate legal entity. disposal of any or all the assets of company A must be included in its fair value irrespectively.
i hope the above would clearify a bit further or may be i m missing the point altogether.
might be able to help you out if you could let me know the whole scenerio.
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