I - PROBLEM SOLVING: Eugene and Alfred are partners in their Ghost Fighting business. Alfred is the managing partner. As of December 2020, their capital account showed the following: Eugene Capital Alfred Capital 1-Jul 45000 300000 1-Jan 1-Apr 90000 450000 1-Jan 1-Dec 30000 30000 1-Apr 1-Dec 105000 150000 1-Jun 105000 1-Nov 195000 1-0ct 75000 435000 195000 795000 CASE I: Assuming the partnership earned a net profit of P360,000. CASE II: Assuming the partnership incurred a net loss of P60,000 Required: On your answer sheet (yellow pad), using the following agreements, distribute the profit and losses in Case I & II to Eugene & Alfred. Make a journal entry after your computation.
I - PROBLEM SOLVING: Eugene and Alfred are partners in their Ghost Fighting business. Alfred is the managing partner. As of December 2020, their capital account showed the following: Eugene Capital Alfred Capital 1-Jul 45000 300000 1-Jan 1-Apr 90000 450000 1-Jan 1-Dec 30000 30000 1-Apr 1-Dec 105000 150000 1-Jun 105000 1-Nov 195000 1-0ct 75000 435000 195000 795000 CASE I: Assuming the partnership earned a net profit of P360,000. CASE II: Assuming the partnership incurred a net loss of P60,000 Required: On your answer sheet (yellow pad), using the following agreements, distribute the profit and losses in Case I & II to Eugene & Alfred. Make a journal entry after your computation.
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I - PROBLEM SOLVING:
Eugene and Alfred are partners in their Ghost Fighting business.
Alfred is the managing partner. As of December 2020, their capital account
showed the following:
Eugene Capital_
45000 300000 1-Jan
Alfred Capital
90000450000 1-Jan
1-Jul
-Apr
1-Dec
30000
30000 1-Apr
1-Dec
105000
150000 1-Jun
105000 1-Nov
195000 1-0ct
75000 435000
195000 795000|
CASE I: Assuming the partnership earned a net profit of P360,000.
CASE II: Assuming the partnership incurred a net los of P60,000
Required: On your answer sheet (yellow pad), using the following agreements,
distribute the profit and losses in Case I & II to Eugene & Alfred.
Make a journal entry after your computation.
1) Equally
2:4 ratio to Eugene and Alfred, respectively
3)
2)
4)
5)
6) Based on average capital balances
60%:40% ratio respectively
Based on beginning capital balances
Based on ending capital balances
Using Case I only, the partners agreed to divide the net profit by:
a) allowing 10% interest on average capital
b) allowing salary to Alfred amounting to P60,000.
c) Alfred will receive a 10% bonus on net income.
7)
d) Balance/remainder to be distributed 60:40 respectively
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