Price, Waterhouse, and Coopers complete their first year of business as a partnership. The partners offer auditing, tax, and advisory services. Use the Tableau Dashboard to determine allocation of income.
A.Determine each partner’s share of income
assuming the partners agree to share income by giving a $27,000 per
year salary allowance to Price, a $50,000 per year salary allowance
to Waterhouse, a $46,000 per year salary allowance to Coopers, a
15% interest on their initial capital investments, and the
remaining balance shared equally.
B. Prepare a statement of partners’ equity for the
year ended December 31.
Owner
Initial Investments:
Price - $20,000 , Waterhouse - $30,000 , Coopers - $50,000
Revenues:
Advisory Services Revenue (Red) - $130,000 , Auditing Revenue (Yellow) - $165,000 , Tax Services Revenue (Blue) - $100,000
Expenses:
Salaries Expense - $60,000 , Supplies Expense - $31,000 , Advertising Expense - $55,000 , Insurance Expense - $32,000 , Rent Expense - $34,000
Owner Withdrawals:
Price - $2,500 , Waterhouse - $3,000 , Coopers - $2,000
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