It is different due to the way they are calculated. There are two methods for the calculation. The method of fair value favors market data whereas the second method uses a percentage of the net assets to calculate the NCI of the entity. Both methods are equally acceptable when calculating the amounts.
However the method used would be probably disclosed in the financial statements as to inform the users to the way that the goodwill was calculated.
Isn’t the partial goodwill method calculated as the difference between the purchase consideration paid by the parent and the parent’s share of the fair value of the net identifiable assets?
Mohamed Gaafar Mohamed Abdalla says
Why the goodwill amount is different between the 2 method?
D.papaspyrou says
It is different due to the way they are calculated. There are two methods for the calculation. The method of fair value favors market data whereas the second method uses a percentage of the net assets to calculate the NCI of the entity. Both methods are equally acceptable when calculating the amounts.
However the method used would be probably disclosed in the financial statements as to inform the users to the way that the goodwill was calculated.
darin says
Isn’t the partial goodwill method calculated as the difference between the purchase consideration paid by the parent and the parent’s share of the fair value of the net identifiable assets?
ashamol says
P’s goodwill = 28,500 (38,000 x 75%)
NCI’s goodwill = 9,500 (38,000 x 25%)
Why not just do this?
warland1992 says
15 minutes into the lecture, why don’t you just do:
P’s goodwill = 28,500 (38,000 x 75%)
NCI’s goodwill = 9,500 (38,000 x 25%)