Lori | Peter | Total | |
Salary allowance | 12000 | 14000 | 26000 |
Interest on partners' capital balances | 16000 | 3200 | 19200 |
Total before allocation of remaining income | 45200 | ||
Remaining income | 73800 | ||
Remaining income allocation | 36900 | 36900 | |
Share of the net income | 64900 | 54100 | |
Option A $64,900 is correct |
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