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Nopes. There was no partnership agreement. So we had to divide goodwill equally. Had to credit each partner by 4000. And then debit the 2 remaining partners with 6000 eachAs i remember Goodwill was 12000. so it had to be divided on the basis of the profit sharing ratio which was 50% to h 25% to c and 25% to o or the third person
6000 3000 3000.
I guess am right
but profit sharing ratio was equllay accorAs i remember Goodwill was 12000. so it had to be divided on the basis of the profit sharing ratio which was 50% to h 25% to c and 25% to o or the third person
6000 3000 3000.
I guess am right
there was no profit sharing but when we look at the share of profits we could see that they had used some ratioNopes. There was no partnership agreement. So we had to divide goodwill equally. Had to credit each partner by 4000. And then debit the 2 remaining partners with 6000 each
That was a mistake done by the partner. When we made the corrected current accounts, we distributed profits equally. The same we had to do for goodwill. The partnership act of 1980 was to be followed, as th question statedthere was no profit sharing but when we look at the share of profits we could see that they had used some ratio
so depending on that i calculated and got 50% 25% and 25% . hope its right
and yeah . Biggest mess up of all my acc paper put together.
drawings were to be calculated by making a current account according the appropriation account provided and the carried down amounts of the current accounts were given in the balance sheet.
the balancing figure was drawings
but profit sharing ratio was equllay accor
ding to partnership act.
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