The document discusses methods for estimating goodwill in a business combination, including capitalization of average excess earnings and multiples of average excess earnings. It also covers accounting for a reverse acquisition, where one company legally acquires another but the substance is the opposite. There are assignment problems at the end involving calculations related to these topics.
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0 ratings0% found this document useful (0 votes)
34 views4 pages
Business Combination Part 3
The document discusses methods for estimating goodwill in a business combination, including capitalization of average excess earnings and multiples of average excess earnings. It also covers accounting for a reverse acquisition, where one company legally acquires another but the substance is the opposite. There are assignment problems at the end involving calculations related to these topics.
Ave. Annual earnings 1,000,000 Normal earnings (8M*12%) 960,000 Excess earnings 40,000 Multiply by: PVOA @9%, n=5 *3.8896512633 Goodwill 200,000 • 1.09 // ===== GT • 1.09 // ===== -1 /.09 PROB. 1 (pg 122) 2. Reverse acquisition Legal form: Entity A issues shares to Entity B Entity A's currently issued shares (25%) 2,000 Shares to be issued to Entity B (2*3,000) (75%) 6,000 Total shares after the business combination 8,000 Substance: Reverse - Entity B issues shares to Entity A
Entity B's current issued shares (75%) 3,000
Shares issued to Entity A (3k / 75%)*25% (25%) 1,000 Total shares after the business combination 4,000
CT (1k sh. * 300) 300,000
NCI 0 PHEI 0 TOTAL 300,000 Less: FVNIA (260,000) Goodwill 40,000 ASSIGNMENT: Problem 3 (pg 124) 5 questions