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Transcribed Image Text:Q.1 S, K and P are in business in Partnership as Machinery Manufacturers. They
share Profits as 4:3:3 after allowing for interest at 5% on the balances of their
capital accounts at the beginning of each year and after charging Partners
salaries at the rate of RO 8,000; RO 6,400; RO 5,600 per annum respectively.
They employ a sales manager who is paid a salary of RO 4,800 per annum plus
one percent commission on total sales. The following Balances was extracted on
31st December 2020.
Capital Accounts
S
23,200
13,600
12,800
6,440
300,000
13,600
K
Cash at Bank
Purchase of Raw Material
Discount Dr.
Rent and Insurance
9,240
Sundry Creditors
Factory Expenses
Office Expenses
Sundry Debtors
25,200
38,000
2,400
12,800
6,400
600
Furniture
Telephone
Sales
520,000
23,600
96,000
Opening stock of Raw Material
Carriage inwards
Salaries (Including sales manager 14,400
salary)
Repairs to Buildings
Bad debts
800
Carriage Outwards
Vehicle
3,200
3,600
5,200
Drawings
9,600
8,800
8,400
4,800
4,400
5,600
7,320
K
Commission Received
Vehicle running expenses
Travelling expenses
Advertising Expenses
Plant and Machinery
19,200
Additional Information
1. Closing stock was valued at RO 33,680
2. The Following expenses were outstanding Office expenses RO 720,
Telephone RO 200
3. Depreciation to be provided at the following rates Vehicle 20%, Plant and
Machinery 12.5% and Furniture 10%
4. Bad debts to be raised to 2.5 Percent.
You are required to draw up a Final Accounts of the Partnership Firm.
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