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Question - A partnership held three assets:
Cash $59,000
Land $45,000
Building $64,000
And liabilities were $30,000
The partners decided to dissolve the business and anticipated that expenses required to liquidate their partnership would amount to $ 5,000
Capital balances were as follows:
King, capital $24,000
Murphy, capital 30,000
Madison, capital 48,000
Pond, capital 36,000
The partners shared profits and losses 10:20:30:40 respectively.
The cash on hand was used to pay the liabilities. Any remain;ing cash in excess of the amount needed for anticipated liquidation expenses was immediately distributed to the partners.
Required -
a. What is the total amount of cash that was immediately available to be distributed to the partners?
b. The cash (in item a.) was distributed to each partner in a single payment. Show the total payment amount to each partner. (Show the amount of the single check that was written to each partner.) Support your answer with a predistribution plan (or schedule).
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