Loose Leaf for Fundamentals of Accounting Principles and Connect Access Card
Loose Leaf for Fundamentals of Accounting Principles and Connect Access Card
22nd Edition
ISBN: 9781259542169
Author: John J Wild
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 12, Problem 3BPSB

Requirement-1:

To determine

To prepare: Tables showing allocation of partnership income under each of the three plans

Requirement-1:

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Answer to Problem 3BPSB

Solution: Tables showing allocation of partnership income under each of the three plans are as follows:

    Income (Loss) Sharing PlanCook Xi Schwartz Total
    Plan-(a)
    $ 80,000
    $ 80,000
    $ 80,000
    $ 240,000
    Plan-(b)
    $ 72,000
    $ 108,000
    $ 60,000
    $ 240,000
    Plan-(c)
    $ 68,080
    $ 66,720
    $ 105,200
    $ 240,000

Explanation of Solution

Explanation: Tables showing allocation of partnership income under each of the three plans are explained as follows:

    Plan-(a):Cook Xi Schwartz Total
    Net Income/ (loss) for the year (A)



    $ 240,000
    Allocated Net Income/ (loss) = A/3 = $ 80,000 $ 80,000 $ 80,000 $ 240,000
    Plan-(b):Cook Xi Schwartz Total
    Beginning Capital investment (A)
    $ 144,000
    $ 216,000
    $ 120,000
    $ 480,000
    Ratio (B) = (A/Total)
    0.30
    0.45
    0.25

    Net Income/ (loss) for the year (C)



    $ 240,000
    Allocated Net Income/ (loss) = C*B = $ 72,000 $ 108,000 $ 60,000 $ 240,000
    Plan-(c):Cook Xi Schwartz Total
    Beginning Capital investment (A)
    $ 144,000
    $ 216,000
    $ 120,000
    $ 480,000
    Interest on beginning Capital Investment (B) = A*12%
    $ 17,280
    $ 25,920
    $ 14,400
    $ 57,600
    Salary Allowance (C)
    $ 40,000
    $ 30,000
    $ 80,000
    $ 150,000
    Total Interest and Salary (D) = B+C =
    $ 57,280
    $ 55,920
    $ 94,400
    $ 207,600
    Net Income/ (loss) for the year (E)



    $ 240,000
    Balance Net Income (F) = (E-F) (Divided Equally)
    $ 10,800
    $ 10,800
    $ 10,800
    $ 32,400
    Allocated Net Income = (D+F) $ 68,080 $ 66,720 $ 105,200 $ 240,000

Requirement-2:

To determine

To prepare: Statement of Partner’s Equity using the plan c

Requirement-2:

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Answer to Problem 3BPSB

Solution: Statement of Partner’s Equity using the plan c is as follows:

    Statement of Partner's Equity

    Cook Xi Schwartz Total
    Beginning Capital investment
    $ 144,000
    $ 216,000
    $ 120,000
    $ 480,000
    Add: Allocated Net Income
    $ 17,280
    $ 15,920
    $ 54,400
    $ 87,600
    Less: Withdrawals
    $ (18,000)
    $ (38,000)
    $ (24,000)
    $ (80,000)
    Ending Capital balance$ 143,280 $ 193,920 $ 150,400 $ 487,600

Explanation of Solution

Explanation: Statement of Partner’s Equity using the plan c is prepared as follows:

    Plan-(c):Cook Xi Schwartz Total
    Beginning Capital investment (A)
    $ 144,000
    $ 216,000
    $ 120,000
    $ 480,000
    Interest on beginning Capital Investment (B) = A*12%
    $ 17,280
    $ 25,920
    $ 14,400
    $ 57,600
    Salary Allowance (C)
    $ 40,000
    $ 30,000
    $ 80,000
    $ 150,000
    Total Interest and Salary (D) = B+C =
    $ 57,280
    $ 55,920
    $ 94,400
    $ 207,600
    Net Income/ (loss) for the year (E)



    $ 87,600
    Balance Net Income (F) = (E-F) (Divided Equally)
    $ (40,000)
    $ (40,000)
    $ (40,000)
    $(120,000)
    Allocated Net Income = (D+F) $ 17,280 $ 15,920 $ 54,400 $ 87,600

    Statement of Partner's Equity

    Cook Xi Schwartz Total
    Beginning Capital investment
    $ 144,000
    $ 216,000
    $ 120,000
    $ 480,000
    Add: Allocated Net Income
    $ 17,280
    $ 15,920
    $ 54,400
    $ 87,600
    Less: Withdrawals
    $ (18,000)
    $ (38,000)
    $ (24,000)
    $ (80,000)
    Ending Capital balance$ 143,280 $ 193,920 $ 150,400 $ 487,600

Requirement-3:

To determine

To prepare: Closing entries to allocate the net income to partners and closing the withdrawal accounts

Requirement-3:

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Answer to Problem 3BPSB

Solution: Closing entries to allocate the net income to partners and closing the withdrawal accounts are as follows:

    Closing entries as on Dec. 31
    Account titles Debit Credit
    Income Summary
    $ 87,600
    Cook's Capital

    $ 17,280
    Xi's Capital

    $ 15,920
    Schwartz's Capital

    $ 54,400
    (Being net income allocated to partners)





    Cook's Capital
    $ 18,000
    Xi's Capital
    $ 38,000

    Schwartz's Capital
    $ 24,000

    Cook's Withdrawal

    $ 18,000
    Xi's Withdrawal

    $ 38,000
    Schwartz's Withdrawal

    $ 24,000
    (Being partner's withdrawal accounts closed)


Explanation of Solution

Explanation: Allocation of net income to partners is explained as follows:

    Plan-(c):Cook Xi Schwartz Total
    Beginning Capital investment (A)
    $ 144,000
    $ 216,000
    $ 120,000
    $ 480,000
    Interest on beginning Capital Investment (B) = A*12%
    $ 17,280
    $ 25,920
    $ 14,400
    $ 57,600
    Salary Allowance (C)
    $ 40,000
    $ 30,000
    $ 80,000
    $ 150,000
    Total Interest and Salary (D) = B+C =
    $ 57,280
    $ 55,920
    $ 94,400
    $ 207,600
    Net Income/ (loss) for the year (E)



    $ 87,600
    Balance Net Income (F) = (E-F) (Divided Equally)
    $ (40,000)
    $ (40,000)
    $ (40,000)
    $(120,000)
    Allocated Net Income = (D+F) $ 17,280 $ 15,920 $ 54,400 $ 87,600

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