When preparing a Balance Sheet for a partnership, Total Assets must equal what? Group of answer choices Partners' equity Total liabilties Total Liabilities and Partners' equity This is not applicable since a Balance Sheet is not a financial statement needed by a partnership.

Net income for a partnership has to be allocated based on stated ratios.   Question 2 options:   True   False

Accounting In the liquidation of a partnership, a loan from a partner a. Will be paid off at the same time as payment of other liabilities of the partnership b. Will be paid off before distribution of cash to partners for their capital investments c. Will be closed to the partner's drawing account d. Will be written off

Assess the truth of this statement: One of the rules of debits and credits and account balances for a partnership is that increases in expense accounts are always debited to the expense account. This statement is true. O This statement is false. O There is not enough information to determine whether or not this statement is true. O This statement is not applicable to accounting concepts.

Which statement is FALSE when describing the withdrawal of a partner? O It can be paid for from partners' personal assets. O It can be paid for from partnership assets. O Paying with partnership assets affects only the remaining partners' capital accounts. O Paying with partners personal assets affects only the remaining partners' capital accounts.

When a partnership is created, what is the contract called that gives the amounts invested by each partnership, how income and losses should be distributed, etc.? Group of answer choices partnership charter partnership partnership agreement none of these

What are the unique financial reporting implications of the Partnership entity in comparison with the Proprietorship and Corporate structures?  How does the closing process differ for the Partnership?

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How do the asset and liability sections of the balance sheet differ for a partnership versus other forms of businesses (corporation, sole proprietorship)?   Question 1 options:   The equity section reports a separate capital account for each partner.   The assets and liability sections do not differ between partnerships and other forms of business.   The assets and liabilities are assigned to the individual partners.   The assets tend to be higher and the liabilities tend to be lower for a partnership.

The book states "a partnership balance sheet is a document that is used to keep track of the relationship of the partnership to the partners and the partners to each other, both from a tax perspective and a economic perspective." What is meant by economic perspective (focus at point of formation)?