Answer-3
HH | JR | ||
Cash A/c Dr. Accounts receivable A/c Dr. Allowance for uncollectible accounts (FV) Dr. Supplies Dr. Equipments (FV) Dr. To Accounts Payable To Capital Account |
80000 104000 6000 2000 40000 64000 168000 |
Cash A/c Dr. Accounts receivable A/c Dr. Allowance for uncollectible accounts (FV) Dr. Supplies Dr. Equipments (FV) Dr. To Accounts Payable To Capital Account |
60000 40000 4000 1000 20000 18000 107000 |
Narration for both : Being Assets recorded at FV and Liability recorded at Book Value
Answer - 4
Total Captial after admission = 200540 + 145460 + 50000 = 3,96,000
a) Purchase from Partners :
Paid to HH (50000 * 60%) = 30000
Paid to JR 50000 * 40% = 20000
Entries :
HH's Captial Ac Dr. Goodwill To LV |
20054 9946 30000 |
(being 10% purchased from HH)
JR's Captial Ac Dr. Goodwill To LV |
14546 5454 20000 |
(being 10% purchased from JR)
b)
HH's Capital Ac Dr. JR's Captial Ac Dr. Goodwill To LV's Capital |
20054 14546 15400 50000 |
((being LV admitted to partnership)
c) Total capital after admission = 200540+145460+50000 = 396000
15% of 396000 = 59400
HH's Capital Ac Dr. JR's Captial Ac Dr. Cash To LV's Capital |
5640 3760 50000 59400 |
(Being LV admitted for 15% and loss beared by HH & JR)
d) Total Capital before admission = 346000
60% of 346000 = 207600
Amount received from LV = 350000
Goodwill = 350000-207600 = 142400
HH's Capital Ac Dr. Goodwill (HH's Share) Dr. Goodwill (207600-200540) Dr. To LV's Capital |
200540 142400 7060 350000 |
(being HH share purchased by LV)
Answer - 5
(1)
Thomas's Capital A/c Dr. To Ruby To Stanley To Goodwill |
20000 9000 9000 2000 |
(2)
Thomas's Capital A/c Dr. To Cash Ac To Goodwill |
20000 16000 4000 |
(3)
Thomas's Capital A/c Dr. Goodwill Dr. To Cash |
20000 5000 25000 |
Answer - 6
Amount Received by Tom = 100000
Capital of Tom = 60000
Goodwill received = 100000-60000 = 40000
Tom's Share in firm = 25%
Tom Received 40000 for 25%
Therefore total Goodwill of firm = 40000/25% = 160000
Total Goodwill = $ 1,60,000
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