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- Jpea, Jic, and Jfenix formed a partnership and named it ESBIEYEY. At the end of the year, the partnership earned a profit of P 1,000,000. The capital balances areP 250,000, P 280,000, and P 270,000 for Jpea, Jic, and Jfenix, respectively. The partners agreed to distribute the profit as follows: • Interest to ending capital of 10% will be given Jpea and Jic will be given a salary amounting to P 150,000 each Jfenix will be given a bonus of 10% of net income after interest, salary and bonus • Remaining profit is to be distributed equally 26. How much is the bonus given to Jfenix? c. P 67,000 d. P 60,909 а. р 62,000 b. Р 56, 364 27. How much is Jpea's share in net income? a. P 364,879 b. P 360,879 c. P 365, 879 d. P 362,879 28. How much is Jic's share in net income? a. P 364,879 b. P 360,879 c. P 365,879 d. P 362,879Item No. 19 is based on the following information: On January 1, 200C, Bee and Gees had capital balances of P 250,000 and P 200,000, respectively. Their profit and loss sharing agreement has the following provisions: Annual salary of P 200,000 to Gees and P 90,000 to Bee; 10% interest on the opening capital; O The remainder of the profit is to be divided equally. 19. If the profit for the year 200C was P 120,000, how much was the share of Bee? a. P 62,500. c. P112,500. b. P 87,500. d. P 117,500.X Corporation applied for its rehabilitation and submitted a rehabilitation plan which called for the entry by it into a joint venture agreement with Y Corporation. Under the agreement, Y Corporation was to lend to X Corporation its credit facilities with certain banks to obtain funds not only to operate X Corporation but also for a part thereof in the amount of P1 million as initial deposit in a sinking fund to be augmented annually in amounts equivalent to 10% of the yearly income from its operation of the business of X Corporation. From this fund the creditors of X Corporation were to be paid annually, starting from the second year of operations, with the entire indebtedness to be liquidated in 15 years. The creditors of X Corporation objected to the plan because Y Corporation would be taking over the business and assets of X Corporation. Could the court approve the plan despite the objections of the creditors of X Corporation and could the creditors be compelled to follow the plan
- Corporation applied for its rehabilitation and submitted a rehabilitation plan which called for the entry by it into a joint venture agreement with Y Corporation. Under the agreement, Y Corporation was to lend to X Corporation its credit facilities with certain banks to obtain funds not only to operate X Corporation but also for a part thereof in the amount of P1 million as initial deposit in a sinking fund to be augmented annually in amounts equivalent to 10% of the yearly income from its operation of the business of X Corporation. From this fund the creditors of X Corporation were to be paid annually, starting from the second year of operations, with the entire indebtedness to be liquidated in 15 years. The creditors of X Corporation objected to the plan because Y Corporation would be taking over the business and assets of X Corporation. 1.Could the court approve the plan despite the objections of the creditors of X Corporation and could the creditors be compelled to follow the…X Corporation applied for its rehabilitation and submitted a rehabilitation plan which called for the entry by it into a joint venture agreement with Y Corporation. Under the agreement, Y Corporation was to lend to X Corporation its credit facilities with certain banks to obtain funds not only to operate X Corporation but also for a part thereof in the amount of P1 million as initial deposit in a sinking fund to be augmented annually in amounts equivalent to 10% of the yearly income from its operation of the business of X Corporation. From this fund the creditors of X Corporation were to be paid annually, starting from the second year of operations, with the entire indebtedness to be liquidated in 15 years. The creditors of X Corporation objected to the plan because Y Corporation would be taking over the business and assets of X Corporation. Questions: Could the court approve the plan despite the objections of the creditors of X Corporation and could the creditors be compelled to…X Corporation applied for its rehabilitation and submitted a rehabilitation plan which called for the entry by it into a joint venture agreement with Y Corporation. Under the agreement, Y Corporation was to lend to X Corporation its credit facilities with certain banks to obtain funds not only to operate X Corporation but also for a part thereof in the amount of P1 million as initial deposit in a sinking fund to be augmented annually in amounts equivalent to 10% of the yearly income from its operation of the business of X Corporation. From this fund the creditors of X Corporation were to be paid annually, starting from the second year of operations, with the entire indebtedness to be liquidated in 15 years. The creditors of X Corporation objected to the plan because Y Corporation would be taking over the business and assets of X Corporation
- Jpea, Jic, and Jfenix formed a partnership and named it ESBIEYEY. At the end of the year, the partnership earned a profit of P 1,000,000. The capital balances are P250,000, P280,000, and P270,000 for Jpea, Jic, and Jfenix, respectively. The partners agreed to distribute the profit as follows: Interest to ending capital of 10% will be given Jpea and Jic will be given a salary amounting to P 150,000 each Jfenix will be given a bonus of 10% of net income after interest, salary and bonus Remaining profit is to be distributed equally How much is the bonus given to Jfenix? A. P 67,000 B. P 62,000 C. P 56,364 D. P 60,909 How much is Jpea’s share in net income? A. P 365,879 B. P 360,879 C. P 362,879 D. P 364,879 How much is Jic’s share in net income? A. P 360,879 B. P 362,879 C. P 364,879 D. P 365,879The AA Enterprise realized a profit of P240,000 for the year. Changes in the Capital Accounts of the partners are as follows: Prepare the journal entries and computation to record the division of profit using the following assumptions: 1.Profit is divided equally 2.Profit is divided in the ratio of 3:2 3.Profit is divided 45% to Adam and 55% to Andy 4. Profit is divided according to the beginning capital ratio 5. Profit is divided according to the average capital ratio 6.Each partner is allowed 10% interest on ending capital and remaining is divided equally 7.Andy, the managing partner, is allowed a salary of P150,000 and the remainder divided in 4:1 ratio 8.Andy, the managing partner, is allowed a bonus of 20% of profit: 1.Bonus is before bonus and income tax; remainder equally divided 2.Bonus is after deduction of bonus but before income tax, remainder equally a.Bonus is before deduction of bonus but after income tax; remainder equally b.Bonus is after bonus and income tax,…AAA, BBB, and CCC are partners sharing profits and losses in the ratio of 5:3:2. During the year their investments and withdrawals are as follows: Investment of AMA, BBB and CCC for P200,000, P175,000 and P375,000 respectively. Withdrawals of AAA, BBB and CCC amounting to P125,000, P62,500 and P62,500 respectively. On December 31, 2021, the partners decided to liquidate their business. After exhausting partnership assets, liabilities of P125,000 remain unpaid. AAAs personally insolvent. The gain or loss on realization is: a. -125,000b. -625,000c. 125,000d. 625,00
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