Sometimes companies purchase businesses for more than what they are actually worth. The difference between a business' actual worth and what someone pays for that business is referred to as goodwill.
Goodwill and patents are intangibles that may be assigned a value for accounting purposes. Goodwill is used in relation to company acquisitions, to express the difference between the book value of a ...
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