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Nada, Aisha, Sarah and Khadija have decided to liquidate their partnership. At the time of liquidation...

Nada, Aisha, Sarah and Khadija have decided to liquidate their partnership. At the time of liquidation the balance sheet was as follows:
Cash        12,000 Accounts payable        12,000
Noncash assets      190,000 Nada Capital        15,000
Total assets      202,000 Aisha Capital        75,000
Sarah Capital        75,000
Khadija Capital        25,000
Total liabilities and capital      202,000
Partners Nada, Aisha, Sarah and Khadija share profits/losses according to the ratios 3:3:2:2.
During liquidation, the partners sold the noncash assets for 75,000, liabilities were settled and final cash distributions were made.
Also during liquidation, it was learned that partners Nada and Khadija were insolvent but the other partners were solvent.
Required:
1 - Provide the journal entry made when the noncash assets were sold
2 - State the amounts that were distributed to each partner in the final distribution

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Expert Solution

1. Journal Entries at the time of liquidation

Particulars

Debit($)

Credit($)

Cash A/c                                       Dr

75000

Nada's capital A/c                    Dr

34500

Aisha's capital A/c                    Dr

34500

Sarah's capital A/c                   Dr

23000

Khadija's capital A/c               Dr

23000

           To Noncash Assets

190000

Record Sale of noncash assets at loss

Accounts Payable A/c            Dr

12000

            To Cash

12000

Record payment to accounts payable

Aisha's capital A/c                    Dr

8358

Sarah's capital A/c                   Dr

5571

Khadija's capital A/c               Dr

5571

        To Nada's capital

19500

Record deficiency of Nada's capital divided amongst rest partners (note2)

Aisha's capital A/c                    Dr

2142

Sarah's capital A/c                   Dr

1429

        To Khadija's capital

3571

Record deficiency of Khadija's capital divided between solvent partners (note 3)

Aisha's capital A/c                    Dr

30000

Sarah's capital A/c                   Dr

45000

         To Cash

75000

Final distribution of cash on basis of capital balances (note 4)

Note:1

Loss on sale of Assets to be allocated to partners in their profit-sharing ratio

Loss is $115,000 (Noncash assets $190,000 – realised value $75,000)

Nada - $115,000 x3/10 = 34,500

Aisha - $115,000 x3/10= 34,500

Sarah - $115,000 x2/10= 23,000

Khadija - $115,000 x2/10 = 23,000

Note 2- Deficiency of Nada’s to be divided amongst all other partners in their profit-sharing ratio = 3:2:2

Aisha - $19500 x3/7= 8358

Sarah - $19500 x2/7= 5571

Khadija - $19500 x2/7 = 5571

Note 3 - - Deficiency of Khadija’s to be divided between rest partners in their profit-sharing ratio = 3:2

Aisha - $3571 x3/5= 2142

Sarah - $3571 x2/5= 1429

Note 4

Upon liquidation, loss on sale of assets are divided into profit-sharing ratio, but the final cash distribution in based on capital balances.

2) State the amounts that were distributed to each partner in the final distribution

Final distribution to solvent partners

Aisha - $30,000 and Sarah - $45,000

Statement showing distribution of cash at Liquidation (amounts in $)

Particulars

Cash

Noncash Assets

Accounts Payable

Capital balances

Nada

Aisha

Sarah

Khadija

Balances

12000

190000

12000

15000

75000

75000

25000

Sale of Assets at loss of $115000

75000

-190000

-34500

-34500

-23000

-23000

Balance

87000

0

12000

-19500

40500

52000

2000

Payment to creditors

-12000

-12000

Balance

75000

0

-19500

40500

52000

2000

Distribution of Nada's capital

0

19500

-8358

-5571

-5571

Balance

75000

0

32142

46429

-3571

Distribution of Khadija's capital

0

-2142

-1429

3571

Balance

75000

30000

45000

0

Payment to partners

-75000

-30000

-45000

0

0

0


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