X Company and Y Company formed a joint venture, XY Company, in 20x1 to sell particular merchandise. Cash investments by the venturers X Company (65%) P1,200,000; Y Company (35%) P800,000. The following information is available: Purchases of merchandise on account, P1,500,000; Expenses paid, P100,000; Sales on account (130% of cost), P1,508,000. REQUIRED: 11. What is the net income? 12. Using the equity method, what is the balance of the Investment in Joint Venture account in the books of Y Company on December 31, 20x1? 13. Using the equity method, what is the balance of the Investment in Joint Venture account in the books of X Company on December 31, 20x1?

X Company and Y Company formed a joint venture, XY Company, in 20x1 to sell particular merchandise. Cash investments by the venturers X Company (65%) P1,200,000; Y Company (35%) P800,000. The following information is available: Purchases of merchandise on account, P1,500,000; Expenses paid, P100,000; Sales on account (130% of cost), P1,508,000. REQUIRED: 11. What is the net income? 12. Using the equity method, what is the balance of the Investment in Joint Venture account in the books of Y Company on December 31, 20x1? 13. Using the equity method, what is the balance of the Investment in Joint Venture account in the books of X Company on December 31, 20x1?

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