Assuming that you are running a very successful tech company that may be going public in...
Assuming that you are running a very successful tech company that may be going public in the next 12 months, which of these could you influence the most to improve the IPO? Explain.
1) Purchase marketable equity securities
2) Dividends on marketable equity securities
3) Wages to employees
4) Depreciation Issuance of new stock
5) Interest paid
6) Goodwill amortization
7) Acquisition of company using purchase accounting
8) Sale of land
9)Tax paid on sale of land
10) Cash paid by customers
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6)GOODWILL AMORTIZATION is one influence more to improve IPO.
Every investor subscribing to shares in initial public offer will be more interested in book value of the company share , which is per share value of net assets.
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