Partnership Dissolution: Problem 2 Partners AIL and Charish capital is 480,000 and 520,000, respectively. They share profit or loss equally in their merchandising business. After admitting BLAIRE, they agreed to have a total capital of P2,500,000. The new partner invested P500,000 for 30% interest in the business. Questions: 6. What is the capital of AIIL and Charish after admitting BLAIRE? 7. What is the capital of BLAIRE after admission? 8. How much is the amount of Bonus to or (from) Charish? 9. How much is the amount of revaluation credited to AIL?

Partnership Dissolution: Problem 2 Partners AIL and Charish capital is 480,000 and 520,000, respectively. They share profit or loss equally in their merchandising business. After admitting BLAIRE, they agreed to have a total capital of P2,500,000. The new partner invested P500,000 for 30% interest in the business. Questions: 6. What is the capital of AIIL and Charish after admitting BLAIRE? 7. What is the capital of BLAIRE after admission? 8. How much is the amount of Bonus to or (from) Charish? 9. How much is the amount of revaluation credited to AIL?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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