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Re: lesgetrich post# 62781

Thursday, 03/21/2013 10:38:03 AM

Thursday, March 21, 2013 10:38:03 AM

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The acquisition cost must be allocated , generally would be land,buildings, equipment,mineral rights and goodwill. Mineral rights and goodwill in particular need to be tested for impairment. Since no reserves most likely proper accounting for a SEC reporting company would require impairment. In any case they would be allocating the cost, not current market estimates- and cost as detemrined by fair market value of consideration issued.

Also there is different accounting if seller is in any way a related party, at that point they could only book predecessor cost, i.e. what seller paid.

I suspect if they acquire the mine there wil be reclamation liability potential, and a new round of permits and imspections required. I would fall out of my chair if they had any ore from newly acquired mines in 2013.



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