Assuming there is separate records maintained for the joint operation, compute for the Joint Operation Account of small, before distributing net income 2. Assuming there is separate records maintained for the joint operation, compute for the cash settlement for Medium
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1. Assuming there is separate records maintained for the joint operation, compute for the Joint Operation Account of small, before distributing net income
2. Assuming there is separate records maintained for the joint operation, compute for the cash settlement for Medium
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- Cersei and Jaime are joint operators who agreed to share profits and losses equally. The parties appointed Jaime as the manager of the joint operation. The joint operation’s transactions during the year are as follows:a. Cersei invested inventory costing P301,497.b. Jaime invested cash of P350,393 to the joint operation.c. Jaime acquired additional inventory costing P129,564 using the joint operation’s funds.d. Jaime sells inventory costing P300,000 for P924,398 cash.e. Jaime settles expenses of P250,984 using the joint operation’s funds.No separate books are maintained for the joint operation.REQUIRED: 4. How much is the unsold inventory?5. Assuming Cersei takes the unsold inventory, how much will Cersei receive as cash settlement if the joint operation will be liquidated at the end of the year?6. Assuming Cersei takes the unsold inventory, how much will Jaime receive as cash settlement if the joint operation will be liquidated at the end of the year?Cersei and Jaime are joint operators who agreed to share profits and losses equally. The parties appointed Jaime as the manager of the joint operation. The joint operation's transactions during the year are as follows: a. Cersei invested inventory costing P301,497. b. Jaime invested cash of P350,393 to the joint operation. c. Jaime acquired additional inventory costing P129,564 using the joint operation's funds. d. Jaime sells inventory costing P300,000 for P924,398 cash. e. Jaime settles expenses of P250,984 using the joint operation's funds. No separate books are maintained for the joint operation. REQUIRED: 1. How much is the profit of the joint operation? 2. How much is Jaime's share in the profit? 3. How much is Cersei's share in the profit? Cersei and Jaime are joint operators who agreed to share profits and losses equally. The parties appointed Jaime as the manager of the joint operation. The joint operation's transactions during the year are as follows: a. Cersei invested…Cersei and Jaime are joint operators who agreed to share profits and losses equally. The parties appointed Jaime as the manager of the joint operation. The joint operation’s transactions during the year are as follows:a. Cersei invested inventory costing P301,497.b. Jaime invested cash of P350,393 to the joint operation.c. Jaime acquired additional inventory costing P129,564 using the joint operation’s funds.d. Jaime sells inventory costing P300,000 for P924,398 cash.e. Jaime settles expenses of P250,984 using the joint operation’s funds.No separate books are maintained for the joint operation.REQUIRED:1. How much is the profit of the joint operation?2. How much is Jaime's share in the profit?3. How much is Cersei's share in the profit?4. How much is the unsold inventory?5. Assuming Cersei takes the unsold inventory, how much will Cersei receive as cash settlement if the joint operation will be liquidated at the end of the year?6. Assuming Cersei takes the unsold inventory, how much…
- Cersei and Jaime are joint operators who agreed to share profits and losses equally. The parties appointedJaime as the manager of the joint operation. The joint operation’s transactions during the year are as follows:a. Cersei invested inventory costing P301,497.b. Jaime invested cash of P350,393 to the joint operation.c. Jaime acquired additional inventory costing P129,564 using the joint operation’s funds.d. Jaime sells inventory costing P300,000 for P924,398 cash.e. Jaime settles expenses of P250,984 using the joint operation’s funds.No separate books are maintained for the joint operation. REQUIRED: 7. Prepare the entry for transaction (a) in Cersei’s books.8. Prepare the entry for transaction (c) in Jaime’s books.9. Prepare the entry for transaction (d) in Cersei’s books.10. Prepare the entry for transaction (e) in Jaime’s books.Cersei and Jaime are joint operators who agreed to share profits and losses equally. The parties appointedJaime as the manager of the joint operation. The joint operation’s transactions during the year are as follows:a. Cersei invested inventory costing P301,497.b. Jaime invested cash of P350,393 to the joint operation.c. Jaime acquired additional inventory costing P129,564 using the joint operation’s funds.d. Jaime sells inventory costing P300,000 for P924,398 cash.e. Jaime settles expenses of P250,984 using the joint operation’s funds.No separate books are maintained for the joint operation. REQUIRED: 8. Prepare the entry for transaction (c) in Jaime’s books.9. Prepare the entry for transaction (d) in Cersei’s books.10. Prepare the entry for transaction (e) in Jaime’s books.Use the following information for the next two questions: A and B formed a joint operation. The following were the transactions during the year: A B Total purchases 400 320 Total sales 960 720 Expenses paid 800 Other income 40 The joint operation was completed at the end of the year. Each joint operator is entitled to a 10% commission on its purchases and a 20% commission on its sales. Any remaining profit or loss is divided equally. How much is the profit (loss) of the joint operation? _____________________ On the cash settlement between the joint operators a. A pays B ₱368 b. B pays A ₱368 c. A pays B ₱428 d. B pays A ₱428
- Reyes and Santos formed a joint operation to acquire and sell a particular lot of merchandise Reyes was to manage the operation and to furnish the capital, and the operators were to share equal in any gain or loss. On June 10, 2024. Santos sent Reyes P10.000 cash, which was immediately used to purchase merchandise which cost P10,000. Reyes paid freight of P240 on the merchandise purchased. On June 24, one half merchandise was sold for P7,200 cash. Reves paid the cost of delivering merchandise to customers, which amounted to P260. No further transactions occurred on June 30, 2024. 1. The profit (loss) of the operation for the period June 10 - June 30, 2024 is: 2.On June 30, 2024 after recognizing the profit (loss) on the uncompleted operation, the account of Santos on the books of Reyes will show a debit (credit) balance of:On January 1, 20x4, XX Company and YY Company signed an agreement to form a joint operation to manufacture a product called plasma. This product is used in the manufacturing of television. The following are transactions transpired in relation to joint operations for 20x4:a. To commence the operation, both operators contributed P252,000 in cash.b. Contributions of cash by the operations.c. Use of cash and loan to buy machinery & equipment costing P134,400 (cash paid, P84,000 and the balance on the loan account) and raw materials purchase on account costing P109,200.d. Labor incurrence amounting to P120,960 with P117,600 paid in cash.e. Loans from the bank, P100,800.f. Repayment of loan – machinery and equipment P16,800, raw materials amounting to P70,560, and other factory expenses, P218,400.g. Depreciation of machinery and equipment, P13,440.h. Transfer of materials, labor, and overhead to Work-in-Process; payroll, P120,960; Materials P80,640; Factory overhead – heat, light and…On January 1, 20x4, XX Company and YY Company signed an agreement to form a joint operation to manufacture a product called plasma. This product is used in the manufacturing of television. The following are transactions transpired in relation to joint operations for 20x4:a. To commence the operation, both operators contributed P252,000 in cash.b. Contributions of cash by the operations.c. Use of cash and loan to buy machinery & equipment costing P134,400 (cash paid, P84,000 and the balance on the loan account) and raw materials purchase on account costing P109,200.d. Labor incurrence amounting to P120,960 with P117,600 paid in cash.e. Loans from the bank, P100,800.f. Repayment of loan – machinery and equipment P16,800, raw materials amounting to P70,560, and other factory expenses, P218,400.g. Depreciation of machinery and equipment, P13,440.h. Transfer of materials, labor, and overhead to Work-in-Process; payroll, P120,960; Materials P80,640; Factory overhead – heat, light and…
- On January 1, 20x4, XX Company and YY Company signed an agreement to form a joint operation to manufacture a product called plasma. This product is used in the manufacturing of television. The following are transactions transpired in relation to joint operations for 20x4:a. To commence the operation, both operators contributed P252,000 in cash.b. Contributions of cash by the operations.c. Use of cash and loan to buy machinery & equipment costing P134,400 (cash paid, P84,000 and the balance on the loan account) and raw materials purchase on account costing P109,200.d. Labor incurrence amounting to P120,960 with P117,600 paid in cash.e. Loans from the bank, P100,800.f. Repayment of loan – machinery and equipment P16,800, raw materials amounting to P70,560, and other factory expenses, P218,400.g. Depreciation of machinery and equipment, P13,440.h. Transfer of materials, labor, and overhead to Work-in-Process; payroll, P120,960; Materials P80,640; Factory overhead – heat, light and…King, Queen and Prince are partners sharing profit and loss in the ratio of 2:1:1 respectively. Their capital balances are P400.000 for King, P200,000 for Queen and P100.000 for Prince. Claims of suppliers amounted to P500,000 including the loan extended by Prince, P0,000. The cash balance amounted to P300,000 and increased to P1,050,000 as a result of the sale of the non-cash assets.12. How much was the non-cash assets of the partnership?a. P950,000c. P1,200,000e. answer not givenb. P1.250.000d. P900,000Nhyiraba Limited entered into a joint venture with KK Quinton Limited agreeing to share profits or losses equally. Nhyiraba Limited gave an amount of R25,000 as the contribution whiles KK Quinton Limited contributed R28,000 and deposited all the amount in a joint bank account. They acquired goods worth R50,000 from Kwasi Limited and paid R45,000. They accepted a bill for the remaining amount and also their bills payable on the due date. Expenses of R5,000 for electricity, R3,000 for rent and an amount of R1,500 for sales expense was made during the period. All the goods were sold for R70,500 and all necessary requirements were met. The joint venture was closed after the execution of the project. Required: Show the necessary journal entries and ledger accounts in a separate set of books.