Statement showing liabilities to be paid at liquidation to Preferntial Creditors | ||
Particulars | $ | $ |
Asset Realised: | ||
Cash | 13600 | |
Inventory | 82000 | |
Equipment | 72000 | 167600 |
Secured Creditors: | ||
Notes Payable (A) | 134000 | |
Less: Land (Secured) | 92000 | |
Deficienty of $ is to be paid as Unsecured creditors | 42000 | |
Notes Payable (B) | 164000 | |
Less: Building (Secured) | 62000 | |
Deficienty of $ is to be paid as Unsecured creditors | 102000 | |
Preferencial Creditors: | ||
Income Tax payable | 52000 | |
(Assuming whole amount is payable within 12 months) | ||
Estimated Surplus | 115600 |
Amount Payable to Unsecured Creditors | |
Notes Payable (A) | 42000 |
Notes Payable (B) | 102000 |
Notes Payable'(C ) | 82000 |
Admin. Exp. | 42000 |
Accounts Payable | 142000 |
Total | 410000 |
Since the amount payable to unsecured creditors is more than the
surplus, therefore, they should be paid in proportion as
below:
Payable | Ratio for disribution of surplus | Paid | |
Notes Payable (A) | 42000 | 42 | 11842 |
Notes Payable (B) | 102000 | 102 | 28759 |
Notes Payable'(C ) | 82000 | 82 | 23120 |
Admin. Exp. | 42000 | 42 | 11842 |
Accounts Payable | 142000 | 142 | 40037 |
Total | 410000 | 410 | 115600 |
Company's Liabilities to be paid at Liquidation | $ |
Notes Payable (A) | 103842 |
Notes Payable (B) | 90759 |
Notes Payable'(C ) | 23120 |
Admin. Exp. | 11842 |
Accounts Payable | 40037 |
Income Tax payable | 52000 |
Total | 321600 |
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> How did you come up with the Ratio for distribution of surplus and paid numbers?
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