Managerial Choices in the Valuation of Acquired Goodwill in the UK
Accounting and Business ResearchPublished 1 December 1991
John R. Grinyer, Alex Russell, Martin Walker
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Abstract During the 1980s the UK regulations affecting accounting for acquired goodwill allowed managers to make accounting choices affecting recorded goodwill that best served their particular interests. This paper develops and tests the hypothesis that the proportions of purchase price assigned to separable net assets and consequently to goodwill are affected by gearing (leverage) and other considerations.
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