Rajan, Rashmi and Richa are partners. The partnership agreement provides that partners will receive interest of 8% of their average capital balance and a salary allowance as follows: Rajan                   $50,000 Rashmi                $40,000 Richa                   $40,000 Rajan, who manages the business, will receive a bonus of 25% of the profit in excess of $90 000 after partners’ interest and salary allowances have been deducted. Residual profits will be divided: Rajan ½ (half) Rashmi 1/3 (one third) Richa 1/6 (one sixth) During the current year their average capital balances were as follows: Rajan            $250,000 Rashmi         $150,000 Richa             $90,000 Required Prepare a schedule showing how profit will be divided among the three partners if the profit for the year before the adjustment is $320,000.

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Rajan, Rashmi and Richa are partners. The partnership agreement provides that partners will receive interest of 8% of their average capital balance and a salary allowance as follows:

Rajan                   $50,000

Rashmi                $40,000

Richa                   $40,000

Rajan, who manages the business, will receive a bonus of 25% of the profit in excess of $90 000 after partners’ interest and salary allowances have been deducted.

Residual profits will be divided:

Rajan ½ (half)

Rashmi 1/3 (one third)

Richa 1/6 (one sixth)

During the current year their average capital balances were as follows:

Rajan            $250,000

Rashmi         $150,000

Richa             $90,000

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Prepare a schedule showing how profit will be divided among the three partners if the profit for the year before the adjustment is $320,000.

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