Advanced Financial Accounting
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Author: Christensen, Theodore E., COTTRELL, David M., Budd, Cassy
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Chapter 15, Problem 15.6E
acalculation of amount to be invested by new partner
To determine
Admission of partner:changes in the membership of
Requirement 1
the amount to be invested by E for one-third interest, when no
bJournal entry for admission of new partner
To determine
Admission of partner:changes in the membership of partnership occurs with the addition of new partners or disassociation of present partners. New partners are often a brings additional capital or needed expertise. A new partner can only be admitted with unanimous approval of all the existing partners, further public announcements are made about admission of partner. Section 306 of Uniform partnership act UPA 1997 states that a new partners are not liable for any liability incurred before new partners admitted. Thus, a new partner can be charged for partnership liabilities of existing partnership to the extent of capital contribution at the time of admission.
Requirement 2
the
cJournal entry for admission with given investment.
To determine
Admission of partner:changes in the membership of partnership occurs with the addition of new partners or disassociation of present partners. New partners are often a brings additional capital or needed expertise. A new partner can only be admitted with unanimous approval of all the existing partners, further public announcements are made about admission of partner. Section 306 of Uniform partnership act UPA 1997 states that a new partners are not liable for any liability incurred before new partners admitted. Thus, a new partner can be charged for partnership liabilities of existing partnership to the extent of capital contribution at the time of admission.
Requirement 3
the journal entry for admission of E if she invests $200,000 for 20 percent, and partner uses bonus method.
dliability of new partner’s for partnerships obligations prior to admission
To determine
Admission of partner:changes in the membership of partnership occurs with the addition of new partners or disassociation of present partners. New partners are often a brings additional capital or needed expertise. A new partner can only be admitted with unanimous approval of all the existing partners, further public announcements are made about admission of partner. Section 306 of Uniform partnership act UPA 1997 states that a new partners are not liable for any liability incurred before new partners admitted. Thus, a new partner can be charged for partnership liabilities of existing partnership to the extent of capital contribution at the time of admission.
Requirement 4
the new partner’s obligation on liabilities existed prior to admission of new partner
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