Partners A, B and C are contemplating using the following profit distribution plan: Salary is to be given to A in the amount of P60,000, with the remainder in an equal rates to all partners. A is guaranteed a minimum profit share of P100,000. a) Profit for the first year is P240,000 b) Profit for the second year is P150,000. Compute for the profit share of partners B and C in both years.

Partners A, B and C are contemplating using the following profit distribution plan: Salary is to be given to A in the amount of P60,000, with the remainder in an equal rates to all partners. A is guaranteed a minimum profit share of P100,000. a) Profit for the first year is P240,000 b) Profit for the second year is P150,000. Compute for the profit share of partners B and C in both years.

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Chapter15: Partnership Accounting

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1EB: The partnership of Michelle, Amal, and Maureen has done well. The three partners have shared profits...

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