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Were in-process research and development charges too aggressive?

Dowdell, Thomas D.; Lim, Steve C.; Press, Eric - In: Journal of business finance & accounting : JBFA 36 (2009) 5/6, pp. 531-551

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The effect of in-process research and development capitalization on M&A and purchase price allocations

Dowdell, Thomas D.; Lim, Steve C. - In: Research in accounting regulation 27 (2015) 1, pp. 51-56

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Are In-Process Research and Development Charges Too Aggressive? Evidence from Acquired Firms' R&D Expenses and Acquirers' Iprd Charges

Dowdell, Thomas D.; Lim, Steve C.; Press, Eric - 2014

In-process research and development is the value allocated to incomplete research and development projects in acquisitions treated as purchases, and charged to expense by the acquirer at the acquisition date. Researchers have documented the benefits to acquiring companies from large IPRD...

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