Miranda is being admitted as a new partner to an existing partnership. The document provides details on Miranda's potential admission under different scenarios:
1) Miranda pays Diala $125,000 for 20% of her interest.
2) Miranda invests $200,000 cash for an interest equal to her investment.
3) Miranda invests $300,000 cash for 20% interest, with original partners receiving a bonus based on capital balances.
4) Miranda invests $300,000 cash for 40% interest, with original partners receiving a bonus in the ratio of their capital balances.
Miranda is being admitted as a new partner to an existing partnership. The document provides details on Miranda's potential admission under different scenarios:
1) Miranda pays Diala $125,000 for 20% of her interest.
2) Miranda invests $200,000 cash for an interest equal to her investment.
3) Miranda invests $300,000 cash for 20% interest, with original partners receiving a bonus based on capital balances.
4) Miranda invests $300,000 cash for 40% interest, with original partners receiving a bonus in the ratio of their capital balances.
Miranda is being admitted as a new partner to an existing partnership. The document provides details on Miranda's potential admission under different scenarios:
1) Miranda pays Diala $125,000 for 20% of her interest.
2) Miranda invests $200,000 cash for an interest equal to her investment.
3) Miranda invests $300,000 cash for 20% interest, with original partners receiving a bonus based on capital balances.
4) Miranda invests $300,000 cash for 40% interest, with original partners receiving a bonus in the ratio of their capital balances.
Partnership Dissolution – it is the Austria, Capital 150,000
change in the relation of the partners
Tamayo, Capital 300,000 caused by any partner ceasing to be associated in the carrying on as Required: distinguished from the winding up of the business of the partnership. Prepare the entries to record Miranda’s admission to the partnership under of On dissolution, the partnership is not each of the following: terminated. Most change in the ownership of a partnership are accomplished without interruption of its a. Miranda paid Diala P125,000 for normal operations. 20% of Diala’s interest in the partnership.
Causes of Dissolution b. Miranda invested P200,000 cash
in the partnership and received 1. Admission of a Partner an interest equal to her 2. Withdrawal or Retirement of a investment. partner 3. Death of a partner c. Miranda invested P300,000 cash 4. Incorporation of the Partnership in the partnership for 20% interest Admission of a Partner in the business. A bonus is to be recorded for the original partners 1. Purchase of Interest from Existing on the basis of their capital Partner/s balances. 2. Investment of Assets in a Partnership d. Miranda invested P300,000 cash in the partnership for 40% interest in the business. The original Agreed Capital (AC) - total capital of the partners gave Miranda a bonus partnership after considering the capital according to the ratio of their credits given to each partners. capital balances on July 31, Contributed Capital (CC)– sum of the 2021. capital balance of old partners and actual investment of new partner. AC CC Bonus/AR start Old xxx xxx xxx New xxx xxx xxx Total xxx xxx xxx
Asset Revaluation – Old Partners
AC ≠ CC (asset revaluation) AC = CC (-0-/ bonus) Bonus (positive in new partner) – New Partner Partnership Dissolution – Admission Diala, Austria, and Tamayo are partners in Lavander Company. Their capital balances as at July 31,2021, are as follows: Diala, Capital 450,000 Partnership Dissolution – Admission
Parcadilla and Tan are partners in
Nayon Partnership with capital balances of P550,000 and P350,000, respectively; they share income and loss in the ratio 1:3, respectively. The partners are considering the admission of Conde.
Required: Prepare the entries to record the admission of Conde under each of the following independent situations:
1. Conde invested P100,000 cash in the
partnership for a one-tenth interest. The net assets of the partnership are fairly valued.
2. Conde invested P140,000 cash in
partnership for a one-eight interest. Assets of the partnership are fairly valued except for equipment, which is undervalued by P80,000. Net assets of the partnership are to be revalued and Conde is to be admitted.
3. Conde is to receive a one-tenth interest in
the partnership upon investing P180,000 cash. Net assets of the partnership are fairly valued.
4. Conde is to receive a 20% interest in the
partnership upon investing P200,000 cash. Net assets of the partnership are fairly valued.