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.
Evoir Posted 29 Mar 2013, 10:32am. post #2 of 11. AIt depends a bit on how airy the cake structure is. A light sponge cake I'd not freeze for more than a month, a dense mud cake probably 3 months, a fruit cake 6 months. Ensure you wrap it, excluding all the air, in three layers of cling film, then 2 freezer bags.I also freeze spare cakes on a cardboard round or square to maintain its shape.It depends a bit on how airy the cake structure is. A light sponge cake I'd not freeze for more than a month, a dense mud cake probably 3 months, a fruit cake 6 months.