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Author: Fred Phillips Associate Professor
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.12ME
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Theamount has included for intangibles of Company DHF in its offer of $6,000,000. In case, Company T accepts the offer, the amount of goodwill is reported by which company in its balance sheet .
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