In the auto business, manufacturers will sometimes honor a warranty claim even if the warranty has expired, or didn't cover the problem. They do this as a matter of "goodwill" -- not because they have to (or don't think they have to), but because they want to keep the customer happy -- especially if it involves an expensive car.
An example: let's say your transmission is warrantied for five years or 50,000 miles, and yours breaks at five years and five days, with only 45,000 miles. Technically, the manufacturer doesn't have to honor your warranty claim, but as a matter of "goodwill," they probably would do so.
Yes, he can after proving the claim he is making.
No; goodwill can not be depreciated because goodwill is not considered to have a useful life.
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The Goodwill was created in 2001.
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Oliver Goodwill's birth name is Oliver James Goodwill.
You cannot sell goodwill, at least in accounting. Goodwill is the amount that you overpaid. You can sell an asset at a high price but you cannot sell directly the goodwill.
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goodwill is not a liability. goodwill is an intangible item that is shown in the balnce sheet in the fixed assets sextion
Inherent Goodwill is unrecognized goodwill because the business is not acquired so it is inherently apart of the business. When the business is acquired goodwill is affixed an amount at its fair value.
Goodwill Bridge was created in 2001.