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9. Pepe, Pilar and Paz Partnership showed the following financial position before they
decided to liquidate on July 31, 2019 because of personal differences:
Cash
P 70,000
Other Assets
Liabilities
P280,000
530,000
Loan Payable, Pepe
30,000
Pepe, Capital
65,000
Pilar, Capital
90,000
Paz, Capital
135,000
Total Assets
P600,000
Total Equities
P600,000
The partners share profits and losses equally. The other assets were all sold at a loss of
P315,000. Liquidation expenses of P15,000 were also paid. Partnership became
insolvent. The partners' personal records showed the following:
Personal Assets
Personal Liabilities
Pepe (general partner)
P 75,000
P 50,000
Pilar (general partner)
1 12,000
37,000
Paz (general partner)
130,000
170,000
Direction:
a) Prepare statement of partnership liquidation listing the sale, payment to the creditors from
partnership cash, balance of unpaid account paid by Pepe, partners make cash settlement
among themselves.
b) Marshalling of assets: Other than the personal assets of P130,000, by how much more
can the personal creditors of Paz get additional payment from the other partners?
10. Using Exercise 9, start with the balances after payment of partnership liabilities:
a) Prepare statement of liquidation assuming this time that Pepe is a limited partner
and all other partners make payment accordingly based on their personal resources.
b) Partnership creditors (outside creditors and Pepe) collect from Pilar.
c) Marshalling of assets: Other than the personal assets of P 130,000, by how much more
can the personal creditors of Paz collect from the other partner(s)?
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