ABC, DEF, and GHI formed a joint arrangement to bankroll a series of cultural shows for the Philippine Centennial celebration. The following were agreed upon: ➤ ABC and DEF agreed to contribute cash and GHI was to manage the affairs of the joint arrangement. ➤ GHI was to receive a bonus of 25% of the net income bonus, ABC and DEF were to be allowed interest on their capital contributions at 6% per annum, and any remainder was to be divided equally among the three partners. After a year, the joint arrangement was terminated and the following information was provided: used to purchas a. original capital contributions tickets, were P3,630,000 and P4,950,000, respectively, from ABC and DEF: b. GHI sold tickets worth a total of P13,200,000; and GHI paid expenses of P3,798,300 out of joint arrangement funds. Compute for the share from the net income of GHI

ABC, DEF, and GHI formed a joint arrangement to bankroll a series of cultural shows for the Philippine Centennial celebration. The following were agreed upon: ➤ ABC and DEF agreed to contribute cash and GHI was to manage the affairs of the joint arrangement. ➤ GHI was to receive a bonus of 25% of the net income bonus, ABC and DEF were to be allowed interest on their capital contributions at 6% per annum, and any remainder was to be divided equally among the three partners. After a year, the joint arrangement was terminated and the following information was provided: used to purchas a. original capital contributions tickets, were P3,630,000 and P4,950,000, respectively, from ABC and DEF: b. GHI sold tickets worth a total of P13,200,000; and GHI paid expenses of P3,798,300 out of joint arrangement funds. Compute for the share from the net income of GHI

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