Please provide correct solution for this accounting question On January 1, 2022, Horizon Corp. purchases Summit Co. for $2.5million in cash. Summit' s balance sheet dated December 31,2021, reports $1.8 million in total net assets. An analysisconducted by Horizon on December 31 indicates that the bookvalue of Summit' s tangible assets is $150,000 lower than their fairvalue. The analysis also shows that the fair value of Summit' sidentifiable intangible assets exceeds their book value by $200,000.What amount of goodwill should Horizon record when accountingfor its purchase of Summit?

Step 1: Define GoodwillGoodwill is an intangible asset recorded when a company acquires another…

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