Part 1
No. |
Date |
Account titles and explanation |
Debit |
Credit |
a |
June 1, 2020 |
Cash |
291000 |
|
Equipment |
382000 |
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J. Bow, Capital |
291000 |
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A. Adams, Capital |
331000 |
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Notes Payable |
51000 |
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To record formation of partnership |
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b |
November 20, 2020 |
A. Adams, Withdrawals |
111000 |
|
Cash |
111000 |
|||
To record withdrawal by partner. |
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c |
May 31, 2021 |
Income summary |
410000 |
|
J. Bow, Capital |
296820 |
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A. Adams, Capital |
193180 |
|||
To record closing of net income to capital |
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d |
June 1, 2021 |
Cash |
131000 |
|
J. Bow, Capital (226400-131000)*40% |
38160 |
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A. Adams, Capital (226400-131000)*60% |
57240 |
|||
P. Williams, Capital (1132000*20%) |
226400 |
|||
To record the admission of new partner |
J. Bow |
A. Adams |
Total |
|
Net income |
490000 |
||
Salary allowance: |
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Bow |
161000 |
||
Interest allowances: |
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Bow (10% on $291,000) |
29100 |
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Adams (10% on $331,000) |
33100 |
||
Total salaries and interest allocation |
190100 |
33100 |
223200 |
Balance of income to be allocated |
266800 |
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Balance allocated 40/60: |
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Bow (40% × $266800) |
106720 |
||
Adams (60% × $266800) |
160080 |
||
Total allocated 40/60 |
(266800) |
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Balance of income |
296820 |
193180 |
0 |
Shares of the partners |
259860 |
150140 |
410000 |
Total equity prior to admission of new partner = (291000+296820)+(331000-111000+193180) = 1001000
Total equity after admission of new partner = 1001000+131000 = 1132000
Part 2
J. Bow, Capital (291000+296820-38160) |
$549660 |
A. Adams, Capital (331000-111000+193180-57240) |
$355940 |
P. Williams, Capital |
$226400 |
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