NOTES
NOTES
ADD:
Abnormal loss (Loss by Theft of Fire) ------
Loss on sale of Fixed assets ------
Overvaluation of Op . Stock ------
Undervaluation of Closing Stock ------
Non-Recurring Expenses ------
Capital Expenditure ------ -------
LESS:
Abnormal Gains ------
Profit on sale of Fixed Assets ------
Undervaluation of Op.Stock ------
Overvaluation of Closing Stock ------
Non Recurring Income ------
Partners Remuneration ------
Income from Non Trade Investments ------
Future Expenses (Insurance Premium) ------ -------
**No of years purchase means the number of years for which the firm is likely to earn same
amount of profit in future.
1. Trend of profitability is not considered since each year’s profits are given equal
weightage.
2. Distinction is not made between a business that has rising profits and one that has
falling profits.
This gave rise to a new method that is Weighted Average method.
WEIGHTED AVERAGE METHOD
This method is used when profits shows rising trend or falling trend.
This method is preferred as it gives more weightage to latest profit, which is
likely to be maintained in the future by the firm.
Under this method weights are assigned to each year. If the profits show
increasing trend then highest weight is assigned to current year, like 1,2,3,4 ….
If profit shows decreasing trend then lowest weight is assigned to the current
year’s profit like …4,3,2,1.
4. Calculate WEIGHTED AVERAGE PROFITS with the help of the following formula:
ASSET APPROACH
LIABILITY APPROACH
5. CALCULATION OF GOODWILL:
2. Calculate capitalized value of the firm with the help of the given formula:
NET ASSETS = All Assets -(Goodwill + Non Trade Investments + Fictitious assets +
Outside Liabilities)
*This method is useful when Average Profit is less than Normal Profit.