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When a parent company acquires a subsidiary, the amount paid for goodwill is equal to the amount paid by the parent company for its shares in the subsidiary company, less: a. The nominal value of those shares b. The market value of those shares c. The nominal value of those shares plus the parent's stake in the subsidiary's reserves d. The market value of those shares plus the parent's stake in the subsidiary's reserves
d.
The market value of those shares plus the parent's stake in the subsidiary's reserves
net assets of the company
no the subsidiary company cant pay direct to the main company but the parent company can borrow the pay roll finance in the form of re payable loan
Net assets of the company at fair value.