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                    notes              (a)   Directors’ fees of ` 20,000 charged against such profits will not be payable by Ranu
                                            Ltd. whose existing board can easily cope with additional administrative work at
                                            present fees payable to them.
                                       (b)   Rent at ` 30,000 p.a. which has been paid by Mr. Ram will not be a charge in future,
                                            since Ranu Ltd. owns its own premises and can supply the accommodation necessary
                                            for the staff and equipment of Mr. Ram.
                                       The value of net tangible assets of Mr.  Ram’s business at the proposed date of sale was
                                       `  30,00,000  and  it  was  considered  that  a  reasonable  return  on  capital  invested  for  the
                                       commodity was 10%. The profit of Mr. Ram would, in no way, be affected by the sale of
                                       his business to the purchasing company and goodwill existed, and was to be paid on the
                                       basis that Mr. Ram’s business is a continuing unit. Compute the value of goodwill by the
                                       capitalisation of the expected future profit and super profit.

                                   13.   During the last three years, the profit of a company was ` 50,000, ` 48,000 and ` 52,000
                                       respectively. The Average Capital employed is ` 3,00,000 and in a similar business, return
                                       on capital employed is 10%. The present value of ` 0.367209 annuity for three years @ 5%
                                       p.a. return is ` 1. Find out the goodwill by annuity method based on super profit.

                                   answers: self assessment

                                   1.   Fictitious and Intangible         2.   Zero
                                   3.   Super Profit                      4.   Four
                                   5.   Ownership                         6.   Goodwill
                                   7.   False                             8.   True
                                   9.   True                              10.   True
                                   11.   False                            12.   True

                                   13.   (b) ` 1,20,000                   14.   (c) 10%
                                   15.   (a) 3 years
                                   11.9  further readings




                                   Books       B B Dam and H C Gautam, Corporate Accounting. Capital Publishing.
                                               Das. K R and others, Corporate Accounting, LBS Publication.
                                               Sehgal,  Dr.  A  and  Sehgal,  Dr.  D,  Advanced  Accounting  &  Corporate  Accounting,

                                               Taxman Publications.



                                   Online links    http://www.caclubindia.com/articles/valuation-of-goodwill-11681.asp#.
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                                               http://accountlearning.blogspot.in/2011/10/concept-and-meaning-of-
                                               goodwill-and.html
                                               http://studytesttime.com/about-goodwill/10-methods-of-valuation-of-
                                               goodwill
                                               http://www.kkhsou.in/main/EVidya2/commerce/valuation_goodwill.html
                                               http://www.xamidea.in/subject.aspx?q=5&c=88&t=10000584&info=title



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