Allocation of Profits: | ||||||
RIES | BAX | THOMAS | TOTAL | |||
Net Income | 398400 | |||||
Salary allowance | 38000 | 33000 | 45000 | 116000 | ||
balance after salary | 282400 | |||||
Interest allowance | 4000 | 5600 | 6400 | 16000 | ||
balance after interest and salaries | 266400 | |||||
balance Allocated equally | 88800 | 88800 | 88800 | -266400 | ||
Balance f income | 0 | |||||
Shares of Partners | 130800 | 127400 | 140200 | |||
Journal entry: | ||||||
31-Dec | Income Summary account | 398400 | ||||
Ries Capital | 130800 | |||||
Bax capital | 127400 | |||||
Thomas capital | 140200 | |||||
Q5. | ||||||
Answer is $ 335000 | ||||||
Explanation: | ||||||
Barber equity at end: | ||||||
Barber equity in the beginning | 180000 | |||||
Add: Net Income (396000*1/2) | 198000 | |||||
Less: Withdrawals | -43000 | |||||
Barber equity at end: | 335000 | |||||
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