Can you please solve this financial accounting issue? On March 1, 2023, Harper Corp. purchases Baxter Ltd. for $2.1 million in cash.Baxter's balance sheet dated February 28, 2023, reports $1.58 million in totalnet assets. An analysis conducted by Harper on February 28 suggests that thebook value of Baxter's tangible assets is $150,000 lower than their fair value.This analysis also indicates that the fair value of Baxter's identifiable intangibleassets exceeds their book value by $110,000.Given this information, Harper should record a goodwill amount ofrecording its purchase of Baxter.when

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