Introduction:
Partnership is one of the types of business origination. Under the partnership, two or more individuals agree to form a business together and share losses and profits in the predetermined ratio.
Allocation of profits:
A partnership contract usually provides for the allocation of
Requirement-1:
To indicate:
A plan to allocate the net income of partnership
Requirement-2:
To show:
Calculation of allocation of net income using the plan selected
Requirement-3:
To identify:
One other possible way of sharing the net income amongst the partners
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