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Peobien 115A Partnership entrles, profit allocation, admission of a partner L02,3,4 CHECK FIGURES: c. Cr Bow: $245,200; Cr Amri: $134,800; d. Dr Amri: $48,000 On June 1, 2017, Jill Bow and Aisha Amri formed a partnership, to open a commercial gluten-f ery, contributing $280,000 cash and $360,000 of equipmen sumed responsibility for a $40,000 note payab to share profits as follows: Bow is to receive an annual salary allowance o ceive an annual int profit or loss is to be shared 40/60 (to Bow and Amri, respectively). On November 20, 2017, Amri with- drew cash of of $380,000. On June 1, 2018, Peter Wilems invested $120,000 and was admitted to the partnership for a 20% interest in equity. ree bak- t, respectively. Also, the partnership as- le associated with the equipment. The partners agreed f $150,000, both are to re- erest allowance of 8% of their original capital investments, and any remaining $100,000. At year-end, May 31, 2018, the Income Summary account had a credit balance Required 1. Prepare journal entries for the following dates: a. June 1, 2017 b. November 20, 2017 c. May 31, 2018 d. June 1, 2018 2. Calculate the balance in each partners capital account immediately after the June 1, 2018, entry.
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a.
2011
Jun-01 Cash 280,000
Equipment 360,000
          Jill Bow, capital 280,000
          Aisha Amri, capital 320,000
          Note payable 40,000
   To record formation of partnership.
b.
2011
Nov. 20 Amri, withdrawals 100,000
          Cash 100,000
   To record withdrawal by partner.  
c.
2012
May-31 Income summary 380,000
          Jill Bow, capital 245,200
          Aisha Amri, capital 134,800
   To record closing of net income to capital.
Supporting calculations:
Bow Amri Total
Net income $380,000
Salary allowance:
    Bow $150,000
Interest allowances:
    Bow (8% on $280,000) 22,400
    Amri (8% on $320,000)                $25,600
Total salary and interest allowances $172,400 $25,600 -198,000
Balance of income to be allocated 182,000
Balance allocated 40/60:
    Bow (40% × $182,000) 72,800
    Amri (60% × $182,000) 109,200
Total allocated equally -182,000
Balance of income _ _____ ___ ___ 0
Shares of the partners $245,200 $134,800 $380,000
d.
2012
Jun-01 Cash 120,000
Bow, capital 32,000
Amri, capital 48,000
          Wilems, capital 200,000
   To record admission of Wilems for a 20% interest.
so we have
bow capital $            525,200
(280000+245200)
amri capital $            354,800
(320000-100000+134800)
total equity $            880,000
cash brought by him $            120,000
total equity after admission $        1,000,000
new partners share(20%) $            200,000
cash brought by him $         (120,000)
bonus paid to him $              80,000
contrinuted by
bow(80000*40%) $              32,000
amri(80000*60%) $              48,000
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