The following are the capital balances and profit and loss ratios of the partners Mona, Nona, and Ona: Capital Profit & Loss Ratio Mona- P 20,000 20% Nona 10,000 30% Ona- 5,000 50% Total- P 35,000 100% After realization of the assets and payment of liabilities, the cash available for distribution was P 18,000. Any capital deficiency is uncollectible. 6. What was the loss on realization? a. P 15,000. C. P 17,000. b. P 16,000. d. P 18,000. 7. How should the cash be distributed? a. Mona, P 3,600; Nona, P 5,400; and Ona, P 4,000. b. Mona, P 6,000; Nona, P 6,000; and Ona, P 6,000. c. Mona, P 15,200; Nona, P 2,800; and Ona, P 0. d. Mona, P 18,000; Nona, P 0; and Ona, P 0.

The following are the capital balances and profit and loss ratios of the partners Mona, Nona, and Ona: Capital Profit & Loss Ratio Mona- P 20,000 20% Nona 10,000 30% Ona- 5,000 50% Total- P 35,000 100% After realization of the assets and payment of liabilities, the cash available for distribution was P 18,000. Any capital deficiency is uncollectible. 6. What was the loss on realization? a. P 15,000. C. P 17,000. b. P 16,000. d. P 18,000. 7. How should the cash be distributed? a. Mona, P 3,600; Nona, P 5,400; and Ona, P 4,000. b. Mona, P 6,000; Nona, P 6,000; and Ona, P 6,000. c. Mona, P 15,200; Nona, P 2,800; and Ona, P 0. d. Mona, P 18,000; Nona, P 0; and Ona, P 0.

SWFT Comprehensive Volume 2019

42nd Edition

ISBN:9780357233306

Author:Maloney

Publisher:Maloney

Chapter14: Property Transactions: Capital Gains And Losses, § 1231, And Recapture Provisions

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