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In a company, beginning capital balances on June 1, 2020, are Coo $53,000 and Vid $65,500....

In a company, beginning capital balances on June 1, 2020, are Coo $53,000 and Vid $65,500. During the month, drawings were Coo $8,200 and Vid $6,700. Net income was $30,000, and the partners share the income based on interest allowances of 10% on beginning capital balances and share the remaining income equally. What is the division of net income for Coo?

In a company, beginning capital balances on second quarter of 2020, are Coo $72,000 and Vid $67,500. During the quarter, drawings were Coo $11,500 and Vid $9,900. Net income was $37,000, and the partners share income equally. What is the company’s total equity in its statement of financial position at June 30, 2020?

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Coo Vid Total
Net Income $        30,000
Interest Allowance $                5,300 $              6,550 $        11,850
Balance of Income $        18,150
Balance of Income allocated $                9,075 $              9,075 $        18,150
Income of each partner $              14,375 $           15,625 $        30,000

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Statement of Partners Equity
Coo Vid Total
Capital Balances, Beginning $              72,000 $           67,500 $      139,500
Net Income $              18,500 $           18,500 $        37,000
$              90,500 $           86,000 $      176,500
Less Withdrawls $              11,500 $              9,900 $        21,400
Capital Balances, Ending $             79,000 $           76,100 $     155,100

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