Quimby, Krystofski and Flanders are partners in a business that produces religious TVprogramming. Their capital balances and respective shares of profits and losses are as follows:(4)PARTNERCAPITAL BALANCESHARE OF PROFITS & LOSSESJ. Quimby$52 00020%H. Krystofski$46 00030%N. Flanders$41 00050%On May 13, 2022, Quimby decided to leave the partnership in order to resume his political career.You are required to prepare the required jounal entry to record his withdrawal from thepartnership under the following situation)The other partners agree to pay Quimby $48 000 in cash from the business.DateAccountsDebitCredit

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On May 13, 2022, Quimby decided to leave the partnership in order to resume his political career. You are required to prepare the required journal entry to record his withdrawal from the partnership under the following situation) The other partners agree to pay Quimby $48 000 in cash from the business. Accounts Date Debit Credit

On May 13, 2022, Quimby decided to leave the partnership in order to resume his political career. You are required to prepare the required journal entry to record his withdrawal from the partnership under the following situation) The other partners agree to pay Quimby $48 000 in cash from the business. Accounts Date Debit Credit

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