Goodwill impairment means that the carrying value of goodwill recorded on a company's balance sheet has become higher than its recoverable or fair value. Goodwill represents intangible benefits gained in an acquisition, such as brand reputation, customer relationships, and a skilled workforce. Because goodwill cannot generate cash flows independently or be sold separately, it is teste... https://thealgebragroup.com/what-is-goodwill-impairment