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The partnership of Butler, Osman, and Ward was formed several years as a local tax preparation...

The partnership of Butler, Osman, and Ward was formed several years as a local tax preparation firm. Two partners have reached retirement age and the partners have decided to terminate operations and liquidate the business. Liquidation expenses of $50,000 are expected. The partnership balance sheet at the start of liquidation is as follows:

Cash $ 46,000 Liabilities $ 186,000
Accounts receivable 76,000 Butler, loan 46,000
Office equipment (net) 66,000 Butler, capital (25%) 130,000
Building (net) 190,000 Osman, capital (25%) 46,000
Land 180,000 Ward, capital (50%) 150,000
Total assets $ 558,000 Total liabilities and capital $ 558,000

Prepare a predistribution plan for this partnership - I have already done this part: see below

Bulter, Loan and Capital Osman, Capital Ward, Capital
Beg bal. 176,000 46,000 150,000
Loss 46,000 46,000 92,000
Step one bal. 130,000 0 58,000
Loss 29,000 58,000
Step two bal. 101,000 0 0

The following transactions transpire in chronological order during the liquidation of the partnership:

1. Collected 90 percent of the accounts receivable and wrote the remainder off as uncollectible.

2. Sold the office equipment for $28,000, the building for $142,000, and the land for $184,000.

3. Made safe capital distributions.

4. Paid all liabilities in full.

5. Paid actual liquidation expenses of $38,000 only.

6. Made final cash distributions to the partners.

-- I really only need help with number 3 and number 6. Thank you.  

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Journal Entries
1 Cash A/c Dr 68400
To Realisation 68400
( 90% of Account receivable)
2 Cash A/c Dr 354000
To Realisation 354000
( Realised from office equip, building and land)
3 Butler Loan a/c Dr 46000
To Cash 46000
(first bulter loan to be paid)
4 Realisation a/c Dr 186000
To Cash 186000
( Liabilities paid)
5 Reliasation a/c dr 38000
To Cash 38000
6 loss entry
Bulter capital a/c     Dr (25%) 31900
Osman Capital a/c Dr (25%) 31900
Ward Capital a/c Dr (50%) 63800
To Realisation 127600
Final cash distributions
Bulter capital a/c     Dr 98100
Osman Capital a/c Dr 14100
Ward Capital a/c Dr 86200
To Cash 198400
STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES DISTRIBUTION
Laibilities Bulter loan
Balance   186,000 46,000
Total availabiltiy
Cash              46,000
Collections            422,400
           468,400
Less:
Expected exp              50,000
Laibilities            186,000 186,000                       -  
Balance            232,400                        -   46,000
Less :  
Bulter loan              46,000                        -   46,000
Balance carry forward to partners            186,400                        -                         -  
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL DISTRIBUTION
BUTLER OSMAN WARD
CAPITAL BALANCE         130,000              46,000            150,000
Available balance            186,400
Add: exp saved                12,000
(50000 - Actual 38000)
last balance              198,400
CAPITAL BALANCE            326,000
maximum loss (25:25:50)            127,600           31,900              31,900              63,800
Distribution to partners           98,100              14,100              86,200
Journal Entries
1 Cash A/c Dr 68400
To Realisation 68400
( 90% of Account receivable)
2 Cash A/c Dr 354000
To Realisation 354000
( Realised from office equip, building and land)
3 Butler Loan a/c Dr 46000
To Cash 46000
(first bulter loan to be paid)
4 Realisation a/c Dr 186000
To Cash 186000
( Liabilities paid)
5 Reliasation a/c dr 38000
To Cash 38000
6 loss entry
Bulter capital a/c     Dr (25%) 31900
Osman Capital a/c Dr (25%) 31900
Ward Capital a/c Dr (50%) 63800
   To Realisation 127600
Final cash distributions
Bulter capital a/c     Dr 98100
Osman Capital a/c Dr 14100
Ward Capital a/c Dr 86200
To Cash 198400
Realisation A/c
To Assets By Laibilities 186000
Account Receivable 76000
office euip 66000 By Bank (Realised assets)
Building 190000 Account Receivable 68400
Land 180000 office equi 28000
building 142000
To Bank land 184000
Laibilities 186000
exp 38000
By Loss 127600
736000 736000

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