Ahne, a sole proprietor owns a daycare center named Azsh™. Her business operation was rapidly expanding but her capacity to support the operation needs and to manage the business was limited. She decided to ask her friend Johnny, to help him in the business. They agreed to be partners in the business, and consequently, the business needs to be converted into a partnership. The data of Azsh™ before the partnership formation were as follows:   Cash       80,000.00 Accounts Receivable       50,000.00 Supplies       15,000.00 Land      100,000.00 Building    250,000.00   Accumulated Deprecation     (50,000.00)    200,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures    100,000.00   Accumulated Depreciation     (20,000.00)     80,000.00 Total Assets      525,000.00 Accounts Payable       25,000.00 Mortgage Payable      120,000.00 Ahne, Capital      380,000.00 Total Liabilities and Owner's Equity    525,000.00   Additional Information: Accounts Receivable is 90% realizable. Land has a fair value of 150% of its book value. Building is undervalued by P 30,000. All other assets are fairly valued. Additional liabilities of P 20,000 should be recognized by Ahne. Johnny will invest cash equivalent to 40% of the net assets of the partnership 12.    The adjusted liabilities of Ahne amount to ____. A. P 165,000 B. P 145,000 C. P 155,000 D. P 175,000     13.    The adjusted net assets of Ahne amount to ____. A. P 435,000 B. P 355,000 C. P 405,000 D. P 455,000   14.    The cash investment of Johnny amount to ____. A. P 303,333 B. P 236,667 C. P 270,000 D. P 290,000

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Ahne, a sole proprietor owns a daycare center named Azsh™. Her business operation was rapidly expanding but her capacity to support the operation needs and to manage the business was limited. She decided to ask her friend Johnny, to help him in the business. They agreed to be partners in the business, and consequently, the business needs to be converted into a partnership. The data of Azsh™ before the partnership formation were as follows:

 

Cash

 

    80,000.00

Accounts Receivable

 

    50,000.00

Supplies

 

    15,000.00

Land

 

   100,000.00

Building

   250,000.00

 

Accumulated Deprecation

    (50,000.00)

   200,000.00

Furniture and Fixtures

   100,000.00

 

Accumulated Depreciation

    (20,000.00)

    80,000.00

Total Assets

 

   525,000.00

Accounts Payable

 

    25,000.00

Mortgage Payable

 

   120,000.00

Ahne, Capital

 

   380,000.00

Total Liabilities and Owner's Equity

   525,000.00

 

Additional Information:

  • Accounts Receivable is 90% realizable.
  • Land has a fair value of 150% of its book value.
  • Building is undervalued by P 30,000.
  • All other assets are fairly valued.
  • Additional liabilities of P 20,000 should be recognized by Ahne.
  • Johnny will invest cash equivalent to 40% of the net assets of the partnership

12.    The adjusted liabilities of Ahne amount to ____.
A. P 165,000
B. P 145,000
C. P 155,000
D. P 175,000
 
 
13.    The adjusted net assets of Ahne amount to ____.
A. P 435,000
B. P 355,000
C. P 405,000
D. P 455,000
 
14.    The cash investment of Johnny amount to ____.
A. P 303,333
B. P 236,667
C. P 270,000
D. P 290,000
 
15.    Assuming Johnny will invest cash for a 60% share in the partnership, how much cash should he invest?
A. P 682,500
B. P 607,500
C. P 532,500
D. P 652,500
 
 
 
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