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A private person who buys an article from Goodwill is not eligible for a tax deduction. However, if a private person makes an acceptable donation to Goodwill, she is eligible for a tax deduction.

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Methods of treating goodwill on admission of new partner?

When a new partner is admitted to a partnership, goodwill can be treated in several ways. One common method is to recognize and value the existing goodwill of the partnership and adjust the capital accounts of the existing partners accordingly, reflecting the new partner's share. Alternatively, the new partner may buy into the partnership by paying a premium for goodwill, which is then distributed among the existing partners based on their profit-sharing ratio. Lastly, goodwill may also be left unrecorded in the books, with the understanding that it exists but is not formally recognized.


How do you own a Goodwill Store?

To own a Goodwill store, you typically cannot buy one as they are nonprofit organizations that operate under a franchise model. Instead, you can explore opportunities to become involved by either starting a new nonprofit that aligns with Goodwill’s mission or by purchasing a franchise if available in your area. Contacting Goodwill Industries International for information on franchise opportunities and requirements is a good first step. Additionally, understanding local regulations and securing funding will be crucial for establishing a successful store.


What is the meaning of Goodwill in Accounting language?

GOODWILL is that intangible possession which enables a business to continue to earn a profit that is in excess of the normal or basic rate of profit earned by other businesses of similar type. The goodwill of a business may be due to a particularly favorable location, its reputation in the community, or the quality of its employer and employees. The evidence that goodwill exists is the proven ability to earn excess profits. Goodwill is created on the books of a newly purchased company to the extent that the purchase price of the company is greater than the value of its net tangible assets. There are a number of methods for valuing goodwill: a. Simple Capitalization - The net profit of the business is capitalized to determine the total value of the business. The value of all the tangible assets is subtracted from the total value to establish the value of the intangible assets, or goodwill. b. Excess Earnings - the amount of earnings that are in excess of those normally earned by a similar business are capitalized to determine the value of goodwill. c. Income Tax Method - The past five years net income is averaged and a reasonable expected rate of return for tangible assets and salary requirements are subtracted. The resulting value is then capitalized to arrive at the goodwill value. d. Market Value - The price a willing seller would accept and a willing buyer would pay for goodwill. e. Buy /Sell Agreement - The value of goodwill is established by a formula in the buy/ sell agreement. f. Rule of Thumb - Goodwill is worth one years gross income.


Are Buy Sell agreements taxable and deductible?

Buy-sell agreements themselves are not directly taxable; however, the tax implications depend on the structure and terms of the agreement. Generally, if a buy-sell agreement involves the sale of an asset, any gain or loss realized from the sale may be subject to capital gains tax. Additionally, premiums paid for life insurance policies used to fund the agreement may not be deductible as a business expense. It's advisable to consult a tax professional for specific situations.


How much tax do you pay on goods imported from the US?

The tax on imported goods that are bought from America, really depends on what you buy!!!!!!!! Check out www.dutycalculator.com to find out