1:-
a.
2020 |
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Nov. 1 |
Cash................................................................................................ |
56,000 |
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Equipment....................................................................................... |
91,000 |
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Truck............................................................................................... |
42,000 |
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Harris, Capital................................................................................. |
56,000 |
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Davis, Capital.................................................................................. |
91,000 |
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Tallis, Capital................................................................................... |
42,000 |
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To record formation of partnership. |
b.
2021 |
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Oct. 31 |
Harris, Capital.................................................................... |
213,500 |
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Davis, Capital..................................................................... |
110,600 |
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Tallis, Capital...................................................................... |
67,900 |
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Income Summary.................................................... |
35,000 |
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To record closing of loss to capital. |
Supporting calculations: |
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Harris |
Davis |
Tallis |
Total |
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Loss........................................................................... |
$ (35,000) |
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Salary allowance: |
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Harris......................................................................... |
$ -0- |
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Davis......................................................................... |
$196,000 |
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Tallis.......................................................................... |
$196,000 |
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Total salaries........................................................... |
(392,000) |
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Balance of lossto be allocated................................ |
$(427,000) |
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Balance allocated 5:2:3: |
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Harris−(5/10 × $427,000).......................................... |
(213,500) |
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Davis−(2/10 × $427,000).......................................... |
(85,400) |
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Tallis−(3/10 × $427,000)........................................... |
(128,100) |
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Total allocated 5:2:3................................................ |
427,000 |
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Balance of loss........................................................ |
$ -0- |
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Shares of the partners............................................. |
$(213,500) |
$110,600 |
$67,900 |
$(35,000) |
c.
2021 |
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Nov. 1 |
Davis, Capital........................................................................ |
65,800 |
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Tallis, Capital......................................................................... |
98,700 |
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Cash............................................................................ |
7,000 |
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Harris, Capital....................................................................... |
157,500 |
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To record withdrawal of Harris. |
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Supporting calculations:
$157,500 + $7,000 = $164,500 loss to allocate to remaining partners
$164,500 × 2/5 = $65,800 absorbed by Davis
$164,500 × 3/5 = $98,700 absorbed by Tallis
2:-
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