Many businesses are bought and sold every day. In most sales, some amount is allocated to goodwill. Yet goodwill is notoriously difficult to define. In this convention paper Grant Cathro seeks to define the key aspects of goodwill and its relationship to CGT and other tax issues.
Miscellaneous
1996
Goodwill: The David Copperfield Lecture - "now you see it, now you don't"
Source: Victoria
Published Date: 12 Sep 1996
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- Published By: Grant Cathro
- Published On:12 Sep 1996
- Took place at:Melbourne, Victoria
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