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Calculate following
| Leigh Meadows | Byron Leef | Total | |
| Salary allowance | 49000 | 43000 | 92000 |
| Remainder (25000+49000+43000) | -58500 | -58500 | -117000 |
| Net (loss) | -9500 | -15500 | -25000 |
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partnership agreement provided for salary allowances of 54,000 and
48,000, respectively.
Determine the division of a $27,000 net loss for the current
year, assuming remaining income or losses are shared equally by the
two partners. Use the minus sign to indicate any deductions or
deficiencies.
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