A and B are partners and share profits and losses in the ratio 3:2. The partnership agreement
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A and B are partners and share profits and losses in the ratio 3:2. The partnership agreement stipulates that, should one of the partners retire, the non-current assets must be re-valued. Furthermore, it is also stipulates that the value of the goodwill be set as two
(2) years’ purchase of the last three (3) years’ average profits.
A decided to retire on the 31 December. On this date the following statement of financial position was obtained from the books:
R | R | ||
Goodwill at CP | 10 000 | Capital: A | 20 000 |
Land and building | 20 000 | B | 60 000 |
Inventory | 40 000 | Creditors | 15 000 |
Debtors | 30 000 | Bank | 5 000 |
R100 000 | R100 000 |
Additional information:
- Land and building are re-valued at R50 000.
- Profits for the previous years are as follows:
20.1-R70 000
20.2-R80 000
20.3-R90 000
Goodwill must not appear in the books after the retirement.
- The amount owed to A must be paid out in cash.
- After A retired, C was allowed as a partner.
- C agrees with the valuation of the assets and brings in R100 000 as capital. The goodwill is determined and C has to pay R35 000 for 1/5 of the goodwill in the partnership.
- A general reserve to the amount of R10 000 must be created.
REQUIRED:
Journal entries in order to carry out the above-mentioned transactions.
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