What is the excess amount called which the firm can get on selling its assets over and above the saleable value of its assets?

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Any amount in excess of the fair value or we say the sellable value which is received by selling an Assets is Generally for Goodwill whose benefit the purchasing entity will avail and will earn profits over and above the normal profits.

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What is the excess amount called which the firm can get on selling its assets over and above the saleable value of its assets?

Dear Student, Any amount in excess of the fair value or we say the sellable value which is received by selling an Assets is Generally for Goodwill whose benefit the purchasing entity will avail and will earn profits over and above the normal profits. Regards

Dear Student,

Any amount in excess of the fair value or we say the sellable value which is received by selling an Assets is Generally for Goodwill whose benefit the purchasing entity will avail and will earn profits over and above the normal profits.

Regards