This document contains a skill-building activity with 15 true/false statements about partnerships. The student identified:
1) Partnerships are legal entities separate from owners and based on contracts between parties. Profits and losses must be shared.
2) Corporations have greater ability to raise large capital than partnerships. Partners are only liable up to personal assets, except for partner by estoppel who misrepresents their status.
3) When partnership capital reaches P3,000 or more, the public instrument must be recorded with the SEC. Agreed investment valuations take priority in formation.
This document contains a skill-building activity with 15 true/false statements about partnerships. The student identified:
1) Partnerships are legal entities separate from owners and based on contracts between parties. Profits and losses must be shared.
2) Corporations have greater ability to raise large capital than partnerships. Partners are only liable up to personal assets, except for partner by estoppel who misrepresents their status.
3) When partnership capital reaches P3,000 or more, the public instrument must be recorded with the SEC. Agreed investment valuations take priority in formation.
This document contains a skill-building activity with 15 true/false statements about partnerships. The student identified:
1) Partnerships are legal entities separate from owners and based on contracts between parties. Profits and losses must be shared.
2) Corporations have greater ability to raise large capital than partnerships. Partners are only liable up to personal assets, except for partner by estoppel who misrepresents their status.
3) When partnership capital reaches P3,000 or more, the public instrument must be recorded with the SEC. Agreed investment valuations take priority in formation.
Directions: Try this exercise and see how well do you understand the concepts about manufacturing. In the spaces provided, write T if the statement below is true otherwise F if it is false.
T 1) A partnership is a legal entity separate and distinct from its owner.
T 2) Partnership is a contract which has force of law between the contracting parties. F 3) All partnership are subject to tax at the rate of 30% of taxable income. F 4) Partnership is created by operation of law. F 5) There can be a partnership without agreement. T 6) The essence of partnership is that each partner must share profits and losses of the business. F 7) There is unlimited life in partnership. F 8) Partnership is easier to form than sole proprietorship because it can be created by mere agreement of partners. T 9) Corporation has a greater capability to raise large amount of capital than partnership. F 10) In a partnership, each of the partners including limited partner is liable to the extent of his personal assets. T 11) Partner by estoppel is one who is actually not a partner but who represents himself as one. F 12) Non-cash investment should always be valued at fair market value. T 13) When the partnership capital is P3,000 or more, the public instrument must be recorded with the Securities and Exchange Commission. T 14) The agreed valuation of partners with respect to their investment should use with priority in partnership formation. F 15) The partner’s capital is debited for additional investment and credited for his share in profit.