The book argues that accountants overemphasise cost and liquidation
value, ignore cashflow and value to a going concern; that they
would 'rather be precisely wrong than roughly right'. They
therefore distort the values of many tangible and intangible
assets, and overstate goodwill, with serious distorting effect. The
book supports these arguments, illustrates the harm they do, and
discusses how values, and their impact, vary - depending on the
party banker, shareholder and situation.
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