Accounting for Partnerships Test #1 350 Administrator 27/02/2021 at 10:02 AM CAPE Accounting Accounting for Partnerships This test is of 1 hour duration. Please fill in your full name and e-mail addressbefore proceeding to the test. 1 / 32 1. Which of the following BEST describes the partnership term 'Interest on Capital'? (A) Rewards given to each partner for the amount of capital contributed. (B) The agreed profit and loss shared among partners. (C) Charge placed on individual partners for assets withdrawn from the partnership company. (D) The amount to be paid as a compensation to each partner. 2 / 32 The following refers to item 2.Jack and John started their partnership in 2014. They agreed to contribute an equal amount of capital and to share profits and losses equally. The total capital will be $900 000 and they will invest any differences in cash. The partners agree to contribute the assets as shown in the following table. Book value$Fair market value$ Jack Machinery300 000400 000 Furniture200 000100 000 John Inventory200 000150 000 Equipment50 00040 0002. The total cash contribution required is (A) $210 000 (B) $690 000 (C) $900 000 (D) $1 800 000 3 / 32 3. Joey, one of the partners of ParaLegal, has capital of $100 000. Joey decides to sell her share in the partnership to Jilly for $120 000 cash. The other partners at ParaLegal have agreed to admit Jilly in the partnership. Which of the following is the correct journal entry to record Jilly's purchase of interest in the company? (A) Dr: Other Partners $100 000 Cr: Capital Joey $100 000 (B) Dr: Other Partners $100 000 Cr: Cash $100 000 (C) Dr: Joey Capital $120 000 Cr: Jilly Capital $120 000 (D) Dr: Joey Capital $100 000 Cr: Jilly Capital $100 000 4 / 32 The procedural steps for recording goodwill created areI Make journal entry to admit new partner.II Calculate partnership goodwill.III Make journal entry for goodwill created. (A) I, II and III (B) II, I and III (C) III, II and I (D) I, III and II 5 / 32 The following information refers to items 5-6.Gabby and Naomi are in partnership with $150 000 capital each, sharing profits and losses equally. On 31 December, they agree to admit Cian for 1/5 interest in the partnership upon investment of $100 000.5. The amount of goodwill is (A) $100 000 (B) $300 000 (C) $400 000 (D) $500 000 6 / 32 6. The journal entry to record Cian's investment is (A) Dr: Cash $250 000 Cr: Cian's Capital $250 000 (B) Dr: Cian's Capital $100 000 Cr: Cash $100 000 (C) Dr: Cian's Capital $250 000 Cr: Cash $250 000 (D) Dr: Cash $100 000 Cr: Cian's Capital $100 000 7 / 32 7. Denis, Franklyn and Ian are in partnership. Ian decides to retire from the company. The steps to close the business accounts for the retirement areI Check to see if the assets have changed in value.II Make journal entries to revalue assets.III Share the balance of the revaluation among existing partners. (A) I, III and II (B) I, II and III (C) III, II and I (D) II, III and I 8 / 32 The following information refers to items 8-10.Board and Liner are partners of a partnership business, sharing profits and losses in the ratio 1:2 respectively. In January their capitals were Board $80 000 and Liner $75 000. During the year, they agree to admit Wood upon an investment of $300 000 for 1/5 interest in the business.8. What is the total amount invested in the partnership to date? (A) $75 000 (B) $80 000 (C) $150 000 (D) $455 000 9 / 32 9. Wood's 1/5 interest in the business is (A) $25 000 (B) $26 667 (C) $91 000 (D) $100 000 10 / 32 10. The total bonus to be divided between Board and Liner is (A) $91 000 (B) $100 000 (C) $209 000 (D) $300 000 11 / 32 11. Which of the following journal entries is used to close a retiring partnership capital account? (A) Dr: Capital account Cr: Cash account (B) Dr: Cash account Cr: Capital account (C) Dr: Current account Cr: Cash account (D) Dr: Cash account Cr: Current account 12 / 32 12. A business partnership mat dissolve for a variety of reasons, such asI admissionII bankruptcyIII sale or conversion (A) I only (B) II only (C) I and II (D) I, II and III 13 / 32 13. Lynette and Jewel are in a partnership, sharing profits and losses in the ration 3:2 respectively. Lynette receives a salary of $6000 per annum. The net profit for the year is $26000. Lynette and Jewel's shares of profit are (A) Lynette $10 000 Jewel $10 000 (B) Lynette $12 000 Jewel $8 000 (C) Lynette $18 000 Jewel $8 000 (D) Lynette $26 000 Jewel $26 000 14 / 32 14. A partnership may be terminated if (A) a partnership agreement is not in writing (B) a partner dies (C) a partner exercises mutual agency (D) a partner goes on vacation 15 / 32 15. Lennox and Algene formed a partnership, contributing $100 000 and $50 000 respectively. They agree to 10% interest of each partner's capital balance at the beginning of the year, with sharing of income equally. The income for the first year is $50 000. The amount of income each partner will receive is (A) $10 000 (B) $17 500 (C) $22 000 (D) $27 000 16 / 32 16. Dyann and Gaynelle operate a partnership business, sharing the earnings equally. Dyann has $48 000 invested in the business and Gaynelle has $42 000 as her investment. They agreed to allow Gay a one-fifth share of the investment of $50 000. Gay's equity is (A) $25 000 (B) $28 000 (C) $45 000 (D) $70 000 17 / 32 17. Which of the following is an example of a non-judicial dissolution issue in a partnership? (A) Completion of purpose (B) Breach of the partnership agreement (C) When one partner becomes permanently incapable of handling matters (D) When one partner gets involved in legal issues 18 / 32 18. Which of the following accounts is used as a temporary account for incorporation of a partnership business? (A) Valuation adjustment (Realisation) account (B) Share capital account (C) Partners' capital account (D) Partners current account 19 / 32 19. The steps for incorporation of a partnership business areI adjust to fair market valueII accumulate gains/lossesIII share the balance and transfer to capital accounts. (A) I, III and II (B) II, III and I (C) I, II and III (D) III, I and II 20 / 32 20. The steps of liquidation areI pay partnersII sell assetsIII pay liabilities (A) II, III and I (B) I, III and II (C) II, I and III (D) III, II and I 21 / 32 21. The steps for recording the creation of a partnership are as followsI Add assets and liabilities of each partnerII Identify fair market value of assets of each partnerIII Calculate and create capital accounts for each partner (A) I, III and II (B) II, I and III (C) III, II and I (D) I, II and III 22 / 32 22. Tiffany, Priya and Akousa formed a partnership. They agreed to share profits and losses equally. At the end of the second year, the business incurred a remaining loss of $39 000. The journal entry to record the loss shared among the partners is (A) Dr: Cash $39 000 Cr: Tiffany $13 000, Priya $13 000, Akousa $13 000 (B) Dr: Tiffany $13 000, Priya $13 000, Akousa $13 000 Cr: Cash $39 000 (C) Dr: Income Summary $39 000 Cr: Tiffany $13 000, Priya $13 000, Akousa $13 000 (D) Dr: Tiffany $13 000, Priya $13 000, Akousa $13 000 Cr: Income Summary $39 000 23 / 32 23. Partners A and B have a profit and loss agreement with the following provisions. Salaries of $30,000 for A and $ 45,000 for B; a bonus to A of 10% of net income after salaries; and interest of 10% cent on average capital balances of $50,00 and $60,000 for A and B, respectively. One quarter of any remaining profits is allocated to A and the balance to B. If the partnership had net income of $105,000, how much should be allocated to A? (A) $26 250 (B) $37 500 (C) $40 500 (D) $42 000 24 / 32 24. The admission of a new partner under the bonus method will result in a bonus to: (A) the old partners only (B) the new partner only (C) either the new partner or the old partners, but not both (D) none of the above 25 / 32 25. When a new partner is admitted to a partnership under the goodwill method, an original partner’s capital account may be adjusted for: (A) a proportionate share of the incoming partner’s investment (B) their share of previously unrecorded goodwill traceable to the original partners (C) their share of previously unrecorded goodwill traceable to the incoming partner (D) none of the above 26 / 32 26. If an existing partner withdraws from a partnership: (A) their interest may be sold to the partnership or an individual partner (B) the consideration received for that partner’s interest may suggest the existence of undervalued existing assets and / or goodwill (C) either the bonus or the goodwill method may be used to record the transaction if the partnership acquires the withdrawing partner’s interest (D) all of the above 27 / 32 Use the following information to answer the next 2 questionsWill Smith, a new partner is admitted to the Labell and Ross Partnership under the bonus method. He contributes cash of $20,000 and equipment with a market value of $30,000 in exchange for a 20% ownership interest in the new partnership. The capital of the existing partnership is $130,000. Labell and Ross share profits and losses at a ratio of 80:20, respectively.27. What is Will Smith’s capital balance? (A) $36,000 (B) $50,000 (C) $35,000 (D) $30,000 28 / 32 28. Which of the following bonus amounts would be recorded? (A) $14,000 to Will Smith (B) $2,800 increase to Ross capital (C) $2800 decrease to Ross capital (D) $7000 increase to Labell capital 29 / 32 29. The liquidation proceeds for a partnership will be distributed in which of the following priority sequences? (A) partnership drawings, partnership liabilities, partnership loans, partnership capital balances (B) partnership liabilities, partnership loans, partnership capital balances (C) partnership liabilities, partnership loans, partnership drawings, partnership capital balances (D) partnership liabilities, partnership capital balances, partnership loans 30 / 32 30. A partnership has assets with a book value of $480,000 and a market value of $390,000, outside liabilities of $140 000, loans payable to partner Ocie of $40,000 and capital balances for partners Ocie, Baker and Cynthia $140,000, $60,000 and $100, 000 respectively. How much would Ocie receive upon liquidation of the partnership assuming profits and losses are allocated equally? (A) $140,000 (B) $180,000 (C) $150,000 (D) $110,000 31 / 32 Use the following information to answer the next (2) questions:ABC partnership has assets with a book value of $240,000 and a market value of $195,000, liabilities total $90,000 and capital balances for partners A, B and C are $67,500, $32,500 and $50,000, respectively. The partners decide to incorporate the partnership. The new company ABC Inc. will issue 30,000 $2 par value shares to the partners.31. What will Partner A receive? (A) $67 500 in cash (B) $67 500 in shares (C) $52 500 in cash (D) $15 000 shares 32 / 32 32. What will Partner B receive? (A) $32,500 in cash (B) $32,500 in shares (C) $17,500 in share capital (D) $17,500 shares Your score is