Notes to consolidated financial statements  September 27, 2014 and September 28, 2013 (Millions of dollars, unless otherwise indicated) Once the purchase price allocations are finalized, the goodwill from the acquisitions will correspond, on the one hand,  to  the possibility for the Corporation to further differentiate itself by offering customers a broader range of premium bakery  products  made by Première Moisson and, on the other hand, to an increase in customers buying from new food stores.  In  the goodwill’s tax treatment, 75% of the goodwill will be treated as eligible assets with related tax deductions and 25%  as  non-deductible. Between their acquisition dates and September 27, 2014, the acquired businesses have increased Corporation sales  and net earnings by $ 16.1  and $ 1.4  respectively .  If their acquisitions had taken place at the beginning of the year ,  the  acquired businesses would have increased Corporation sales and net earnings by an additional $ 124.9  and $ 10.7 respectively for  the year ended  September  27,  2014. In  fiscal 2014, acquired-related  costs  of $1.2 were recorded in  operating expenses. On  October 23, 2011, the Corporation acquired 55% of the net assets of Adonis, a Montréal-area retailer with four existing  stores and a fifth one under construction that was opened in December 201 1,  as well as Phoenicia, an importer and  wholesaler  with a distribution centre in Montréal and another in the Greater Toronto Area. These businesses specialize  in  perishable and ethnic food products. The final purchase price paid by the Corporation for the 55% interest was $161.4  and the  remaining  balance of  $11.6,  as  at September 29,  2012,  has been paid  during fiscal  2013.  Adonis et Phoenicia - 57 -