In: Accounting
Dividing Partnership Net Income
Required:
Steve King and Chelsy Poodle formed a partnership, dividing income as follows:
King and Poodle had $66,000 and $105,000, respectively, in their January 1 capital balances. Net income for the year was $291,000. How much is distributed to King and Poodle?
Note: Compute partnership share.
King: $____
Poodle: $____
Here, it is not stated whether the net income given in the question is before or after providing salary allowance and interest on capital. Hence, the solution is provided in both cases:- If salary and interest on capital is provided from net income given |
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Net Income | 291,000 | ||
Less: | Annual salary allowance to Poodle | 168,780 | |
Net Income after salary | 122,220 | ||
Less: | Interest on Capital: | ||
King (66,000 x 5%) | 3,300 | ||
Poodle (105,000 x 5%) | 5,250 | ||
Net Income (after salary and interest) | 113,670 | ||
Distributed in the ratio of 1:2 | |||
King (113,670 x 1/3) | 37,890 $ | ||
Poodle (113,670 x 2/3) | 75,780 $ | ||
If Net Income given is after providing salary and interest | |||
Net Income | 2,91,000 | ||
Distributed in the ratio of 1:2 | |||
King (291,000 x 1/3) | 97,000 $ | ||
Poodle (291,000 x 2/3) | 1,94,000 $ |