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Computation of G&P General Partnership Income | ||
Sales Revenue | $83,200 | |
Less: Cost of Goods Sold | $40,700 | |
Depreciation | $16,600 | |
Wages | $16,600 | |
Other expense | $4,800 | |
guaranteed Payment | $19,000 | -$97,700 |
Ordinary income( Loss) | -$14,500 | |
a-1. Computation of allocated ordinary income (Loss) to Gray | ||
Gay's Share of Ordinary Loss ( -$14,500*45/100)= ($6,525) | ||
a.2. Computation of Gray's share of Separate Item | ||
guaranteed Payment | $19,000 | |
Net Income($19000-$6,525) | $12,475 |
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