Annual salaries of P210,000 and P140,000 are provided to LDS andLRV, respectively, 12% interest is allowed on average capital, andany remainder is divided 2:3 to LDS and LRV, respectively.(d) The partnership contract does not have a provision for the division ofInterest of 10% is allowed on average capital and the resulting profitGeneral partners LDS and LRV formed the L&L Partnership on2018, with initial capital contributions of P420,000 and P700,000respectively.partners during 2018 are summarized as follows:4.January 2Additional investments and withdrawals made by theLDSLRVAdditional investments:May 1July 1P105,000P105,000Withdrawals:November 1105,000262,500The partnership's operations for the year 2018 resulted to a profit ofP735,000.Required:Determine the share of each partner in profit under each of the followleindependent assumptions:(a)profit or loss.(b)Profit is divided according to the partners' average capital.(c)or loss is divided equally.

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November 1 105,000 262,500 The partnership's operations for the year 2018 resulted to a profit P735,000. Required: Determine the share of each partner in profit under each of the followl independent assumptions: The partnership contract does not have a provision for the division profit or los. (a)

November 1 105,000 262,500 The partnership's operations for the year 2018 resulted to a profit P735,000. Required: Determine the share of each partner in profit under each of the followl independent assumptions: The partnership contract does not have a provision for the division profit or los. (a)

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