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Valuation of Goodwill

Valuation of Goodwill

Factors affecting the Value of Goodwill

1.      Future Profits expected to be earned by the concern.
2.      Capital Requirements.
3.      Possibility of transfer of Goodwill.

Methods of valuing Goodwill

1.      Average Profits Methods

2.      Super Profit Method

3.      Capitalization Method

4.      Annuity Method

Let us discuss each method detail –

1.      Average Profit Method:

Goodwill under this method is calculated based on the Average Profits of Past few years. The Average Profit is multiplied by the No. of Years for which such profit is expected to be earned.

Goodwill = Average Profit X No. of Years Purchase

Average Profit =           Total Profit

                                    No. of Years

There is an extension of this method wherein the profits of each year are given weights and based on this the weighted profits are calculated.

Goodwill = Weighted Average Profit X No. of Years Purchase

Weighted Average Profit =     Total Weighted Profits

                                                      Total Weights

Note: While allotting weights we need to remember that the highest weight is to be given to the most recent year, i.e. lowest weight (1) is to be given to the oldest year.

 

2.      Super Profit Method:

Under this method FMP (Future Maintainable Profits) of the firm are compared with the Normal Profits. The amount of FMP more then the Normal Profits is known as “Super Profit”

Goodwill = Super Profit X No. of Years Purchase

Super Profit = FMP – Normal Profit

FMP = Average Profit +/- Adjustments related to future profit

Calaulation of Future Maintainable Profits

 

Past Average Profits

XXX

 

Add:

Expenses not likely to inccur in future

XXX

 

 

Expected New Incomes in future

XXX

XXX

 

 

 

 

Less:

New Expenses expected to be

XXX

 

 

inccured in future

XXX

 

 

Incomes not likely to inccur in future

XXX

XXX

 

Future Maintainable Profits

 

XXX

 

Normal Profit = Average Capital Employed X NRR/100

NRR means Normal Rate of Return

 

Capital Employed can be calculate using either the Asset Side Approach or the

Liability Side Approach.

 

Asset Side Approach

Total Assets

XXX

(Except Goodwill &

 

fictitious Assets)

 

(-) Outside Liabilities

XXX

Capital Employed

XXX

 

Liability Side Approach

 

Share Capital

XXX

 

 

Reserve Fund

XXX

 

 

P & L A/c

XXX

 

 

Apprn in value of assets

 

 

 

due to Revaluation

XXX

XXX

 

 

 

 

Less:

Goodwill

XXX

 

 

Fictitious Assets

XXX

 

 

Fall in value of assets

 

 

 

due to Revaluation

XXX

XXX

 

Capital Employed

 

XXX

 

3.      Capitalization Method:

Under this method the value of Goodwill is calculated by Capitalizing the Super Profits of the Business.

Goodwill = Super Profit X 100/NRR


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