A. Aishah and Aileen were partners in Double-A Wellness Spa Centre. The business closes its accounts to 31 December annually. Up to 30 June 2017, Aishah and Aileen shared their profits in the ratio of 50:50. From 1 July 2017 their profit sharing ratio was changed to 25:75. Aileen left the partnership to set up her own spa centre on 1 October 2017. Also on 1 October 2017 Aida was admitted to the partnership and the agreed profit sharing ratio between her and Aishah from that date was 50:50. The relevant details of the partnership for the year of assessment 2017 are: RM Divisible income 200,000 Partner's salaries (all partners were each paid a salary for each month they worked in the nartnershin) 2,000/month

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A. Aishah and Aileen were partners in Double-A Wellness Spa Centre. The business
closes its accounts to 31 December annually. Up to 30 June 2017, Aishah and Aileen
shared their profits in the ratio of 50:50. From 1 July 2017 their profit sharing ratio
was changed to 25:75.
Aileen left the partnership to set up her own spa centre on 1 October 2017. Also on 1
October 2017 Aida was admitted to the partnership and the agreed profit sharing ratio
between her and Aishah from that date was 50:50.
The relevant details of the partnership for the year of assessment 2017 are:
RM
Divisible income
200,000
Partner's salaries
(all partners were each paid a salary for each
month they worked in the partnership).
Capital allowance
2,000/month
10,000
Required:
i.
Compute the divisible income would be allocated to each of the three partners
for the year of assessment 2017.
For the year of assessment 2017, compute the statutory income from the
ii.
partnership of each of the three partners (Aishah, Aileen, and Aida)
Transcribed Image Text:A. Aishah and Aileen were partners in Double-A Wellness Spa Centre. The business closes its accounts to 31 December annually. Up to 30 June 2017, Aishah and Aileen shared their profits in the ratio of 50:50. From 1 July 2017 their profit sharing ratio was changed to 25:75. Aileen left the partnership to set up her own spa centre on 1 October 2017. Also on 1 October 2017 Aida was admitted to the partnership and the agreed profit sharing ratio between her and Aishah from that date was 50:50. The relevant details of the partnership for the year of assessment 2017 are: RM Divisible income 200,000 Partner's salaries (all partners were each paid a salary for each month they worked in the partnership). Capital allowance 2,000/month 10,000 Required: i. Compute the divisible income would be allocated to each of the three partners for the year of assessment 2017. For the year of assessment 2017, compute the statutory income from the ii. partnership of each of the three partners (Aishah, Aileen, and Aida)
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