a)
Total deficit (28000+32000) | 60,000 |
B share(20/60*60000) | 20,000 |
B current balance | 19000 |
B extra pay | 1000 |
b1)
Total deficit of Winwood | -32000 |
H shares (30/80*32000 | 12000 |
h current balance | -28000 deficit |
h extra pay | 40,000 |
b2)
Creditor (37000-2500) | 15,500 |
A share (32000*20/80) | 8000 |
A net capital (25500-8000) | 17500 |
B share (32000*30/80) | 8000 |
B net capital (19000-8000) | 11000 |
c)
Total deficit (H) | 28,000 |
A share (30/80*28000) | 10500 |
A current balance | 25500 |
H extra pay | 13000 |
So, A will receive $13000 if H is insolvent
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