1 Go SOUTH on ROUTE-1 (Portions toll) passing by Milford, DE toward Rehoboth & Dewey Beaches. 2  Take the LEFT exit for 1A (Rehoboth Beach-Henlopen Acres). 3  1A becomes Rehoboth Avenue and ends at the Boardwalk. 4  Trip time is about 2 hours.
Prior to 2001, companies amortized the goodwill intangible asset by recording an expense on the income statement each year. Goodwill was taken at straight-line amortization over a period of up to 40 years.For example, if Company A purchased Company B for $450,000 (i.e., purchase price) and the book value of Company B was only $400,000, the goodwill intangible asset would be $50,000.The $50,000 asset would be amortized for the same amount each year for up to 40 years.If you assume that Company A decided to amortize the goodwill amount over 40 years, then the amortization expense listed on the income statement is $1,250 annually (i.e., $50,000 divided by 40 years).or example, if Company A purchased Company B for $450,000 (i.e., purchase price) and the book value of Company B was only $400,000, the goodwill intangible asset would be $50,000. The $50,000 asset would be amortized for the same amount each year for up to 40 years.
Amortization is the conversion of the trademark assetâs value into an annual expense, which reflects the asset's loss of value over time. To determine how much to amortize the trademark by every year, take the original value of the copyright and divide by the remaining years of the trademarkâs term. The result is the annual amortization expense. To amortize the trademark, decrease the trademark's asset value by the annual amortization expense. So if you have a new trademark you are only going to keep for one term, and it is worth $1000, the value of the asset would decrease $100 every year over 10 years.