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This paper aims to examine the abilities of goodwill and its impairment write-offs in predicting future expected cash … flows. Using a sample of Korean listed firms which reported a positive goodwill balance during the period of 2011 to 2014 …, we observe positive associations between goodwill balance, impairment write-offs, and up to two-year-ahead cash flows …
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This study addresses the problem of value relevance and accounting for goodwill positions, as the measures used in … includes 2660 acquisitions from US companies between 1998 - 2018. Goodwill (premiums) are identified as carriers of FP, and we … seek to determine whether they affect long-term operating performance. Our results show that changes in FP, like goodwill …
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auf die Methodik der Gesamtbewertung rekurriert. Damit hat die Unternehmensbewertung für Zwecke der Steuerbemessung neue …
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enterprise values through the application of different valuation methods. -- Unternehmensbewertung ;Unternehmenswert …
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Turnovsky (1995) derives in a continuous-time model of a decentralized economy that the correct specification of the firm's objective function is to maximize the initial value of its outstanding securities. The firm value is the discounted flow of real earnings. For the discrete-time version of...
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In the course of raising external equity, e.g. from venture capitalists, a quantitative valuation is usually required for entrepreneurial ventures. This paper examines the challenges of quantitatively valuing platform technology based entrepreneurial ventures. The distinct characteristics of...
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Besides the valuation methods commonly used for specific industries, taxpayers can fall back on the simplified discounted cash flow method which, in certain cases, obliterates the need for complex valuations and replaces what is known as the Stuttgart Method for valuing shares in unlisted...
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