NEGATIVE GOODWILL (FI-LC) title: negative goodwill (FI-LC) (SAP Library - Glossary)
NEGATIVE GOODWILL (FI-LC) category: Consolidation (FI-LC)
NEGATIVE GOODWILL (FI-LC) explained:
A credit-side differential that can occur during the consolidation of investments.
Negative goodwill appears in the stockholders' equity section of the balance sheet.
This occurs when the purchase price of a company acquired is less than the sum of the fair market value (or book value) of the net assets acquired.
Possible causes of negative goodwill are either a lower purchase price because of the poor prospects of the company to be acquired or an annual net income that occurred between the time of acquiring the shares and the first consolidation, but which was not distributed to the shareholders.
More terms such as negative goodwill (FI-LC) in Dictionary N.
- Manual Non-Mixed:
- Help A type of storage where a bin can contain one material only. In the SAP system, non-mixed storage means you can have only one quant or one batch stored in a bin negative goodwill (fi-lc) definition.
- Manual NI Handle:
- Help ID of the network interface connection. The SAP network interface provides the basis for other protocols (for example, RFC negative goodwill (fi-lc) explain.
- Manual Network (PS):
- Help An object containing instructions on how to perform tasks in a specific way, in a specific order, and in a specific time period negative goodwill (fi-lc) what is.
- Manual Notified Chemical Substance:
- Help defined by the German law on toxic substances, placed on the market after a law on toxic substances came into effect in the relevant jurisdiction, and that must be registered with the appropriate negative goodwill (fi-lc) meaning.
- Manual Net Present Value (IS-B-RA):
- Help financial transaction that is valid on the horizon date. The net present value is calculated by using the market and transaction data valid on the evaluation date, and, if required, by applying a negative goodwill (fi-lc) abbreviation.
