When calculating goodwill under purchase accounting, which one of the following adjustments should NOT be made...
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When calculating goodwill under purchase accounting, which one of the following adjustments should NOT be made to the offer value of equity?
a. Subtract interest expense from the target’s EBIT
b. Subtract the tangible Book Value of the target
c. Subtract the write-up of assets
d. No adjustment is necessary
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| a. Subtract interest expense from the target’s EBIT. |
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