The account balances in the end of 2020 will be:
Jim, Capital | 193600 |
Jyoti, Capital | 48400 |
Joy, Capital | 96800 |
Working:
Distribution of Net loss for 2020:
Jim: $84700 x $220000/$385000 = $48400
Jyoti: $84700 x $55000/$385000 = $12100
Joy: $84700 x $110000/$385000 = $24200
Jim | Jyoti | Joy | |
Balances, Jan. 1, 2019 | 220000 | 55000 | 110000 |
Add: Net income for 2019 | 22000 | 5500 | 11000 |
Balances at end of 2019 | 242000 | 60500 | 121000 |
Less: Net loss for 2020 | 48400 | 12100 | 24200 |
Balances at end of 2020 | 193600 | 48400 | 96800 |
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