Distribution of Profits or Losses Based on Partners' Agreement The partnership agreement of Barbosa and Tabasondra provides for salary allowances of P320,000 for Barbosa and P260,000 for Tabasondra. They share remaining profits on the basis of three-fifths for Barbosa and two-fifths for Tabasondra. The 2012 profit amounted to P600,000. Calculate the share of each partner.

Distribution of Profits or Losses Based on Partners' Agreement The partnership agreement of Barbosa and Tabasondra provides for salary allowances of P320,000 for Barbosa and P260,000 for Tabasondra. They share remaining profits on the basis of three-fifths for Barbosa and two-fifths for Tabasondra. The 2012 profit amounted to P600,000. Calculate the share of each partner.

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