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    • CommentAuthorOmites
    • CommentTimeAug 1st 2011
     
    Hope and appreciate if someone would answer this problem for me.
    On Jan 31, 2010, the partners Valdemor, Nathan and Patrick authorized the liquidation of their partnership. The statement of financial position is as follows:
    Valdemor, Nathan and Patrick
    Statement of Financial Position
    January 31, 2010
    Assets Liabilities and Partners Capital
    Cash $ 10,000 Accounts Payable-Trade $ 90,000
    Loan Receivable - Nathan 50,000 Loan Payable-Valdemor 60,000
    Other Assets (Net) 240,000 Valdemor, Capital 140,000
    Nathan, Capital (70,000)
    Patrick 80,000
    Total Assets $ 300,000 Total Liabilities and Partners Capital % 300,000
    Additional Info:
    a. The partner's profit and loss sharing ratio was Valdemor 40%, Nathan 40% and Patrick 20%.
    b. On Feb. 1, non-cash assets with a book value of $180,000 realized $140,000, and all available cash was paid to creditors and to partners.
    c. On Feb. 4, non-cash assets with a book value of $60,000 realized $50,000, and that amount was paid to partners.
    d. On Feb. 5, Nathan who was almost insolvent, paid $30,000 on th loan from the partnership. Valdemor and Patrick agreed that the partnership would receive no more cash from Nathan, and they instructed the accountant to close the partnership's accounting records.
    Requirement:
    1. Prepare the cash priority program
    2. Prepare the journal entries.
    • CommentAuthorOmites
    • CommentTimeAug 1st 2011
     
    Sorry guys! This is my first time to input in this text box. This how my financial statement will look like:
    On Jan 31, 2010, the partners Valdemor, Nathan and Patrick authorized the liquidation of their partnership. The statement of financial position is as follows:
    Valdemor, Nathan and Patrick
    Statement of Financial Position
    January 31, 2010
    Assets:
    Cash $ 10,000
    Loan Receivable - Nathan 50,000
    Other Assets (Net) 240,00
    Total Assets $ 300,000
    Liabilities and Partners Capital:
    Accounts Payable-Trade $ 90,000
    Loan Payable-Valdemor 60,000
    Valdemor, Capital 140,000
    Nathan, Capital $ (70,000)
    Patrick, Capital $ 80,000
    Total Liabilities and Partners Capital $ 300,000
    Additional Info:
    a. The partner's profit and loss sharing ratio was Valdemor 40%, Nathan 40% and Patrick 20%.
    b. On Feb. 1, non-cash assets with a book value of $180,000 realized $140,000, and all available cash was paid to creditors and to partners.
    c. On Feb. 4, non-cash assets with a book value of $60,000 realized $50,000, and that amount was paid to partners.
    d. On Feb. 5, Nathan who was almost insolvent, paid $30,000 on th loan from the partnership. Valdemor and Patrick agreed that the partnership would receive no more cash from Nathan, and they instructed the accountant to close the partnership's accounting records.
    Requirement:
    1. Prepare the cash priority program
    2. Prepare the journal entries.



 

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