1. Cash settlements between and among partners to equalize their initial capital credits are a. recorded in the partnership books b. not recorded in the partnership books c accounted for as an additional investment to the partnership or as withdrawals or investments from the partnership C. d. a and c
1. Cash settlements between and among partners to equalize their initial capital credits are a. recorded in the partnership books b. not recorded in the partnership books c accounted for as an additional investment to the partnership or as withdrawals or investments from the partnership C. d. a and c
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Transcribed Image Text:LEARNING MODULES
O CPALE Simulation Level 16
1. Cash settlements between and among
2. When property other than cash is invested in
a partnership, at what amount should the
non-cash property be credited to the
contributing partner's capital account?
a. fair value at the date of contribution
partners to equalize their initial capital
credits are
a. recorded in the partnership books
b. not recorded in the partnership books
c. accounted for as an additional investment to b. contributing partner's original cost
the partnership or as withdrawals or
investments from the partnership
d. a and c
3. A partner who is entitled to a share of the
profits from a partnership is known as
a. a salaried partner
b. a managing partner
c. an equity partner
d. a limited partner
5. An advantage of the partnership as a form of
business organization would be
a. partners do not pay income taxes on their
share in partnership income
c. assessed valuation for property tax purposes
d. contributing partner's tax basis
4. Which of the following is generally thought
of as a benefit of partnership?
a. limited life
b. mutual agency
c. unlimited liability
d. ease of formation
6. The legal characteristic of a partnership
whereby each partner is an agent of the
partnership and can bind the partnership to
contracts within the normal scope of the
partnership business is known as
a. agreement
b. mutual agency
C. contract
d. partnership
b. a partnership is bound by the act of the
partners
c. a partnership is created by mere agreements
of the partners
d. a partnership may be terminated by the
death or withdrawal of a partner
7. Which of the following is not a characteristic
of most partnerships?
a. limited liability
b. limited life
8. The maximum number of persons who are
legally allowed to operate in a partnership is
a.
2
c. mutual agency
d. ease of formation
b. 20
C. no limit
d. 100
9. Mr. Pand Ms. Q formed a partnership and
agreed to divide the initial capital equally
even though Mr. P contributed Pio0,000 and
Ms. Q contributed P84,000 in identifiable
assets. The partners agree that the
difference in the amount of contribution and
10. Mr. O and Ms. P formed a partnership and
agreed to divide the initial capital equally
even though Mr. O contributed P10o,000 and
Ms. P contributed P84,000 in identifiable
assets. The partners agree that the
difference in the amount of contribution and
the amount of credit to the partner's capital
shall be treated as compensation for the
expertise that the partner will be bringing to
the partnership. How much is the correct
valuation of O's capital immediately after the
partnership formation?
the amount of credit to the partner's capital
shall be treated as a cash settlement
between the partners. The compound entry
to record the partners' contributions includes
credit to Q's capital account in the amount of
a. P84,000
b. Р92,000
C. P100,000
d. Pi08,000
a. P84,000
b. P92,000
c. P100,000
d. P108,000
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