goodwill., Accounting Standards

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I am an accountant working in a company with limited liability (WLL), one of the partners (A) will withdraw from our company. One of the existing partner (B) of the company will buy his share.

The amount which will be paid for the partner A will be more than his capital. Is it possible to record the excess amount as a goodwill?

Please give me your suggestion and the scope of this issue from the International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS)or (IAS).
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