Exam 4: Introduction to Business Combinations

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To avoid changing the basis of accounting for the target company's assets, the acquiring company should acquire assets instead of common stock.

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_____ Goodwill, if present, can be reported as a result of using _____ Goodwill, if present, can be reported as a result of using

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In business combinations, the terminology in the U.S. Internal Revenue Code focuses on things from the perspective of the _________________________________.

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When assets are acquired, the target company never makes any entries on its books as a result of the combination.

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Whether to use purchase accounting or pooling of interests accounting is left to the judgment of management.

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_____ Goodwill must be accounted for in which of the following manners?

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In pooling of interests accounting, the consideration given must be common stock.

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Goodwill must be capitalized--never to be amortized.

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In business combinations, the terminology in FAS 141 focuses on things from the perspective of the ________________________________________.

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_____ A taxable business combination has ramifications for the _____ A taxable business combination has ramifications for the

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To avoid having to deal with the target company's labor union after the combination, the acquiring company should acquire common stock instead of assets.

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The process of trying to acquire the business of a target company is commonly called a(n) ________________________________________.

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In purchase accounting, an account called Investment in Subsidiary is never used.

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In pooling of interests accounting (no longer allowed), a nontaxable transaction always resulted.

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A type of business combination no longer allowed in which common stock had to be the primary consideration given is a(n) _____________________________________.

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_____ In purchase accounting, a new basis of accounting is established for the _____ In purchase accounting, a new basis of accounting is established for the

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In pooling of interests accounting (no longer allowed), a taxable transaction always resulted.

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_____A reason for acquiring assets versus acquiring common stock is that

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_____ In all cases in which all of the target company's outstanding common stock is acquired,

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In the acquisition of 100% of the target company's assets, purchase accounting is optional.

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