PLTO Ltd. is considering purchasing the net assets of Ivanhoe Corporation. Following is the statement of financial position of Ivanhoeas at December 31, 2023:Ivanhoe CorporationStatement of Financial PositionAs at December 31, 2023Current assetsBuildings and equipmentAccumulated depreciationLandTotal assetsCurrent liabilitiesCommon sharesRetained earningsTotal equitiesCurrent assetsBuilding and equipmentLandFollowing are the fair values for Ivanhoe's net assets, as at December 31, 2023:Current liabilities$230,400754,000(108,000)169.000Value of goodwill$1,045,400$187,000582,000276,400$1,045,400$Calculate the value of goodwill that would be acquired by PLTO if it offered $2,061,600 for the net assets of Ivanhoe.$224,500488,400309,700(166,000)$856,600

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PLTO Ltd. is considering purchasing the net assets of Ivanhoe Corporation. Following is the statement of financial position of Ivanhoe as at December 31, 2023: Ivanhoe Corporation Statement of Financial Position As at December 31, 2023 Current assets Buildings and equipment Accumulated depreciation Land Total assets Current liabilities Common shares Retained earnings Total equities $230,400 754,000 Value of goodwill (108,000) 169,000 Following are the fair values for Ivanhoe's net assets, as at December 31, 2023: Current assets Building and equipment Land Current liabilities $ $1,045,400 $187,000 582,000 276,400 $1,045,400 Calculate the value of goodwill that would be acquired by PLTO if it offered $2,061,600 for the net assets of Ivanhoe. $224,500 488,400 309,700 (166,000) $856,600

PLTO Ltd. is considering purchasing the net assets of Ivanhoe Corporation. Following is the statement of financial position of Ivanhoe as at December 31, 2023: Ivanhoe Corporation Statement of Financial Position As at December 31, 2023 Current assets Buildings and equipment Accumulated depreciation Land Total assets Current liabilities Common shares Retained earnings Total equities $230,400 754,000 Value of goodwill (108,000) 169,000 Following are the fair values for Ivanhoe's net assets, as at December 31, 2023: Current assets Building and equipment Land Current liabilities $ $1,045,400 $187,000 582,000 276,400 $1,045,400 Calculate the value of goodwill that would be acquired by PLTO if it offered $2,061,600 for the net assets of Ivanhoe. $224,500 488,400 309,700 (166,000) $856,600

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