Reference no: EM132220420
Problem - The partnership of Adcock, Villa, and Davis decide to liquidate after all temporary accounts have been closed out and the partnership balance sheet is as follows:
Adcock, Villa , Davis & Company Balance Sheet February 2, 2018
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Assets
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Cash
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$60,000
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Accounts Receivable
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40,000
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Inventory
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100,000
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Plant Assets (Net of Depreciation)
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200,000
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Total Assets
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$400,000
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Liabilities
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Accounts Payable
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$120,000
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Partners' Equity
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Adcock Capital
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55,000
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Villa Capital
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125,000
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Davis Capital
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100,000
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Total Liabilities & Partner Equity
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$400,000
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Required - Prepare Journal entries and ledger accounts ("T" - Accounts) for the following activities, allocations of profit/loss, and distribution of cash to each partner on liquidation under the following two assumptions.
1. The following events took place during liquidation:
A. Collected $35,100 of accounts receivable, the remaining is uncollectible.
B. The inventory was sold for $110,000 cash.
C. The plant assets were sold for $90,100. Plant assets have a historical cost of $450,000 and $250,000 of accumulated depreciation.
Profits and losses are allocated Adcock, Villa, and Davis in a 3:3:4 ratios.
2. In the alternative to #1 above, assume account receivable same as above the inventory was sold for $40,100 and plant assets are sold for $75,000. Also assume, any partner with a deficit capital account does not have personal funds to cover the deficiency.