Accounting for Business Combinations: • Acquirer acquires voting (common) stock from another enterprise for cash or other property, debt instruments, and equity instruments, or combination
• Acquirer must obtain control by purchasing 50% or more of the voting stock or possibly less
• Acquired company need not be dissolved

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• Acquirer acquires voting (common) stock from another enterprise for cash or other property, debt instruments, and equity instruments, or combination
			• Acquirer must obtain control by purchasing 50% or more of the voting stock or possibly less
			• Acquired company need not be dissolved

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Acquisition of Common Stock

Accounting for Business Combinations

• Acquirer acquires voting (common) stock from another enterprise for cash or other property, debt instruments, and equity instruments, or combination • Acquirer must obtain control by purchasing 50% or more of the voting stock or possibly less • Acquired company need not be dissolved

Acquisition of Common Stock

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