Bank Muzin entered into another mudharabah contract (Re-Mudharabah) with Company C to undertake a housing developmentproject and they had agreed on the profit sharing ratio of 80: 20(Bank: Company C).Assume the following results of the venture:YearProfit / (Loss)650,000(500,000)3.1,200,000Determine the profit/loss of the above transactions that would beallocated for Csompany C based on Each Period methodYear 1: profit/loss for Comapny CYear 2: profit/loss for ComapnyCYear 3: profit/loss for Comapny C

Since profit and loss sharing ratio of the company C is 20% Year profit/loss share 1…

Bank Muzin entered into another mudharabah contract (Re- Mudharabah) with Company C to undertake a housing development project and they had agreed on the profit sharing ratio of 80 : 20 (Bank: Company C). Assume the following results of the venture: Year Profit / (Loss) 11 650,000 2 (500,000) 3 1,200,000 Determine the profit/loss of the above transactions that would be allocated for Csompany C based on Each Period method Year 1: profit/loss for Comapny C Year 2: profit/loss for Comapny C Year 3: profit/loss for Comapny C

Bank Muzin entered into another mudharabah contract (Re- Mudharabah) with Company C to undertake a housing development project and they had agreed on the profit sharing ratio of 80 : 20 (Bank: Company C). Assume the following results of the venture: Year Profit / (Loss) 11 650,000 2 (500,000) 3 1,200,000 Determine the profit/loss of the above transactions that would be allocated for Csompany C based on Each Period method Year 1: profit/loss for Comapny C Year 2: profit/loss for Comapny C Year 3: profit/loss for Comapny C

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Chapter18: Corporations: Organization And Capital Structure

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