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When may goodwill arise under the capitalisation method?

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Correct answer: When the capitalised value of the business is more than actual capital

Under the capitalisation method, the maintainable profit is capitalised at the normal rate of return to determine the estimated total value of the business. If this capitalised value is greater than the actual net assets or actual capital employed, the excess represents goodwill. In formula form, Goodwill = Capitalised Value − Actual Capital, when the difference is positive. Hence, option A is correct. Closing a bank account, having zero sales, or having no partner does not by itself establish goodwill; those events do not provide the required comparison between business value and actual capital.

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Capitalisation MethodCapitalised ValueGoodwill ValuationGoodwill AccountingReconstitution Admission Of A PartnerAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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