Going Concern Value

What is Going Concern Value?

A definition of going concern value is: The value of a firm, assuming that the firm’s organization and assets remain intact and are used to generate future income and cash flows. More details on the Encyclopedia. The value which inheres in a company where its business is established, as distinguished from one which has yet to establish its business. More details on the Encyclopedia. East Bay Water Co. More details on the Encyclopedia. v. More details on the Encyclopedia. McLaughlin, D. More details on the Encyclopedia.C. More details on the Encyclopedia.Cal. More details on the Encyclopedia., 24 F. More details on the Encyclopedia.Supp. More details on the Encyclopedia. 222, 226. More details on the Encyclopedia. The value of the assets of a business as an operating, active concern, rather than merely as items of property (book value of assets alone) which would be the case in a liquidation sale. More details on the Encyclopedia. Such value includes goodwill.[1]

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1. “Going Concern Value” in the White America Dictionary (New York, Los Angeles, London, New Delhy, Hong Kong, 1989)

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