What is the accounting treatment for Goodwill impairment in group consolidation if NCI is valued at fair value at acquisition?

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par muhammad shadab khan , accountant , hassan

if full goodwill method fair value of NCI is given so when we perform calculation of goodwill all impairment will be less. and impairment of goodwill also less in group reserve plus NCI on the basis of share acquisition.

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