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1.      A, B, C and D decided to form a partnership to conduct restaurant business. On...

1.      A, B, C and D decided to form a partnership to conduct restaurant business. On 01/01/2015, A contributed 100,000 cash. B contributed 30,000 worth of inventory and B has expertise that is worth 20,000, recognized by all the partners. C contributed by PPE with market value of 100,000 and loan of 50,000 which will be transferred to the partnership. D contributes some patents with market value of 100,000. Below are the rules to divide the profits (losses) each year.

**    Each year if the partnership generates income, each partner is entitled to 5% of their beginning balance of capital, the interests will be paid in cash. If the partnership does not generate enough profits, then the interests will be shared among partners proportionally (based on the ratio of beginning balance of capital).

** If there if enough profit left for the next step, B and C shall receive 5,000 compensation each year, if not enough profits, then B and C’s compensation shall be awarded proportionally.

**    After paying the compensation., if there is enough profits left, the remaining profits (or just loss) should be shared among A, B, C and D in the ratio of 25%, 40%, 10% and 25%.

**    Every year the partners retain 60% of their shared profits from Step 4 in the partnership as the addition to their capitals.

For 2015, the partnership announced net income of 40,000.

For 2016, the partnership announced net income of 25,000.

For 2017, the partnership announced net loss of 10,000.

a.       Use Goodwill method to calculate the capital balance of each partner on 01/01/2015, 12/31/2015, 12/31/2016 and 12/31/2017.

b.       Use bonus method to calculate the capital balance of each partner on 01/01/2015, 12/31/2015, 12/31/2016 and 12/31/2017.

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As bonus and goodwill cannot be measured in this question due to unavailability of data calculation of capital balance of each partner in both methods will be same which is as follows-

Capital balance on 01.01.2015-

PartnerA- 100000

Partner B-50000

Partner C-net 50000

Partners D-100000

Capital balance on 31.12.2015

PartnerA-101500

Partner B-52400

PartnerC-50600

Partner D-101500

Capital balance as on 31.12.2016

PartnerA- 101500

PartnerB-52400

Partndr C-50600

Partner D-101500

Capital balance as on 31.12.2017

A-98166.66

B-50733.33

C-48933.33

D-98166.67

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