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ISBN: 9781260048827
Author: Joe Ben Hoyle, Thomas Schaefer, Timothy Doupnik
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 10, Problem 31P

Part A

To determine

Prepare a pre-distribution plan for the partnership.

Part A

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Pre-distribution plan for the partnership

Pre-distribution plan
   
Available CashAmountRecipient
First $                                              40,000The firm pays all its liabilities of $40,000
Next $                                              32,000The firm pays $32,000 to person C
Next $                                              32,000The firm pays $32,000 distributed between person F and person C in the ratio of 75:25
Further cash balances The firm pays all further cash balances distributed between person F, person W and person C in the ratio of 60:20:20

Table: (1)

Working note

Calculate the maximum allocated loss for the partners

MaximumallocatedlosstopersonF=$129,00060%=$129,000×10060=$12,900,00060=$215,000

Now calculate for other partners

MaximumallocatedlosstopersonW=$35,00020%=$35,000×10020=$3,500,00020=$175,000

Now calculate for other partners

MaximumallocatedlosstopersonC=$75,00020%=$75,000×10020=$7,500,00020=$375,000

Person W has least maximum allocated loss and hence is considered first.

Calculate the loss share of all the partners

LosssharetopersonF=$175,000×60%=$105,000LosssharetopersonWandpersonC=$175,000×20%=$35,000

Calculate the ending capital balances of partners

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson C
    
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000
Loss distribution $ (105,000) $   (35,000) $ (35,000)
Ending capital balance $    24,000 $              - $   40,000

Table: (2)

Calculate maximum loss allocated to each partner

MaximumallocatedlosstopersonF=$24,00075%=$24,000×10075=$2,400,00075=$32,000

Now, calculate for other partners

MaximumallocatedlosstopersonC=$40,00025%=$40,000×10025=$4,000,00025=$160,000

Person F has least maximum allocated loss and hence is considered first.

Calculate the loss share of all the partners

LosssharetopersonF=$32,000×75%=$24,000Lossshareto personC=$32,000×25%=$8,000

Calculate the ending capital balances of partners

ParticularsPerson FPerson C
   
Beginning balance $    24,000 $    40,000
Loss distribution $  (24,000) $     (8,000)
Ending capital balance $             - $    32,000

Table: (3)

Calculate the updated balances of partners after all loss adjustment

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson C
    
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000
Assumed loss of $175,000 $ (105,000) $   (35,000) $ (35,000)
Updated balance $    24,000 $              - $   40,000
Assumed loss of $32,000 $  (24,000)  $   (8,000)
Updated balances $             - $              - $   32,000

Table: (4)

Part B

To determine

Prepare a final statement of liquidation for the partnership using the predistribution plan to determine payments of cash to partners based on safe capital balances.

Part B

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Final statement of liquidation for the partnership using the predistribution plan to determine payments of cash to partners based on safe capital balances

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson CCashNon cash assetsLiabilities
       
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000 $     60,000 $  219,000 $  40,000
Distribute safe balances $             - $              - $ (12,000) $    (12,000) $             - $            -
Updated balances $  129,000 $    35,000 $   63,000 $     48,000 $  219,000 $  40,000
Loss on the sale of non cash assets $  (20,400) $     (6,800) $   (6,800) $     60,000 $  (94,000) 
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $   108,000 $  125,000 $  40,000
Payment of liabilities    $    (40,000)  $ (40,000)
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $     68,000 $  125,000 $            -
Distribute safe capital balances $  (28,800) $     (1,600) $ (29,600) $    (60,000) $             - $            -
Updated balances $    79,800 $    26,600 $   26,600 $       8,000 $  125,000 $            -
Sale of non cash assets $  (44,400) $   (14,800) $ (14,800) $     51,000 $(125,000) 
Updated balances $    35,400 $    11,800 $   11,800 $     59,000 $             - $            -
Liquidation expenses $    (3,600) $     (1,200) $   (1,200) $      (6,000)  
 Updated balances $    31,800 $    10,600 $   10,600 $     53,000 $             - $            -
 Distribute remaining cash balance to partners $  (31,800) $   (10,600) $ (10,600) $    (53,000)  
 Closing balance $             - $              - $            - $               - $             - $            -

Table: (5)

Working note

Calculate safe balances according to pre distribution plan

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson CCashNon cash assetsLiabilities
       
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000 $     60,000 $  219,000 $              40,000
Liabilities    $    (40,000)  $            (40,000)
Liquidation expense $    (4,800) $     (1,600) $   (1,600) $      (8,000)  
Loss on non cash assets $(131,400) $   (43,800) $ (43,800)  $(219,000) 
Potential balances $    (7,200) $   (10,400) $   29,600 $     12,000 $             - $                       -
Assume person F and Person W re insolvent $      7,200 $    10,400 $ (17,600)   
Safe balances $             - $              - $   12,000 $     12,000 $              - $                       -

Table: (6)

Calculate distribution of safe balances

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson CCashNon cash assetsLiabilities
       
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000 $     60,000 $  219,000 $              40,000
Distribute safe balances $             - $              - $ (12,000) $    (12,000) $             - $                       -
Updated balances $  129,000 $    35,000 $   63,000 $     48,000 $  219,000 $              40,000

Table: (7)

Calculate the total negative balances to cover the deficit

NegativebalancesofpersonFandpersonW=$7,200+$10,400=$17,600

Calculate the amount of loss on the sale of non cash assets

Lossonthesaleofnoncashassets=$94,000$60,000=$34,000

Calculate safe balances after the transaction

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson CCashNon cash assetsLiabilities
       
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000 $     60,000 $  219,000 $              40,000
Distribute safe balances $             - $              - $ (12,000) $    (12,000) $             - $                       -
Updated balances $  129,000 $    35,000 $   63,000 $     48,000 $  219,000 $              40,000
Loss on the sale of non cash assets $  (20,400) $     (6,800) $   (6,800) $     60,000 $  (94,000) 
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $   108,000 $  125,000 $              40,000

Table: (8)

Calculate the balances after the payment of liabilities

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson CCashNon cash assetsLiabilities
       
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000 $     60,000 $  219,000 $  40,000
Distribute safe balances $             - $              - $ (12,000) $    (12,000) $             - $            -
Updated balances $  129,000 $    35,000 $   63,000 $     48,000 $  219,000 $  40,000
Loss on the sale of non cash assets $  (20,400) $     (6,800) $   (6,800) $     60,000 $  (94,000) 
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $   108,000 $  125,000 $  40,000
Payment of liabilities    $    (40,000)  $ (40,000)
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $     68,000 $  125,000 $            -

Table: (9)

Calculate the balance after the sale of non cash assets

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson CCashNon cash assetsLiabilities
       
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000 $     60,000 $  219,000 $  40,000
Distribute safe balances $             - $              - $ (12,000) $    (12,000) $             - $            -
Updated balances $  129,000 $    35,000 $   63,000 $     48,000 $  219,000 $  40,000
Loss on the sale of non cash assets $  (20,400) $     (6,800) $   (6,800) $     60,000 $  (94,000) 
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $   108,000 $  125,000 $  40,000
Payment of liabilities    $    (40,000)  $ (40,000)
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $     68,000 $  125,000 $            -
Distribute safe capital balances $  (28,800) $     (1,600) $ (29,600) $    (60,000) $             - $            -
Updated balances $    79,800 $    26,600 $   26,600 $       8,000 $  125,000 $            -
Sale of non cash assets $  (44,400) $   (14,800) $ (14,800) $     51,000 $(125,000) 
Updated balances $    35,400 $    11,800 $   11,800 $     59,000 $              - $            -

Table: (10)

Calculate the balance after the payment of liquidation expenses

ParticularsPerson FPerson WPerson CCashNon cash assetsLiabilities
       
Beginning balance $  129,000 $    35,000 $   75,000 $     60,000 $  219,000 $  40,000
Distribute safe balances $             - $              - $ (12,000) $    (12,000) $             - $            -
Updated balances $  129,000 $    35,000 $   63,000 $     48,000 $  219,000 $  40,000
Loss on the sale of non cash assets $  (20,400) $     (6,800) $   (6,800) $     60,000 $  (94,000) 
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $   108,000 $  125,000 $  40,000
Payment of liabilities    $    (40,000)  $ (40,000)
Updated balances $  108,600 $    28,200 $   56,200 $     68,000 $  125,000 $            -
Distribute safe capital balances $  (28,800) $     (1,600) $ (29,600) $    (60,000) $             - $            -
Updated balances $    79,800 $    26,600 $   26,600 $       8,000 $  125,000 $            -
Sale of non cash assets $  (44,400) $   (14,800) $ (14,800) $     51,000 $(125,000) 
Updated balances $    35,400 $    11,800 $   11,800 $     59,000 $              - $            -
Liquidation expenses $    (3,600) $     (1,200) $   (1,200) $      (6,000)  
Updated balances $    31,800 $    10,600 $   10,600 $     53,000 $              - $            -

Table: (11)

Part C

To determine

Prepare journal entries to record the liquidation transactions reflected in the final statement of liquidation.

Part C

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Journal entries to record the liquidation transactions reflected in the final statement of liquidation

DateAccounts and ExplanationPost Ref.Debit AmountCredit Amount
     
 Person C's Capital  $         12,000 
 Cash   $           12,000
     
 (To record the cash payments made according to predistribution plan)   
     
 Cash  $         60,000 
 Person F's Capital  $         20,400 
 Person W's Capital  $           6,800 
 Person C's Capital  $           6,800 
 Non cash assets   $           94,000
     
 (To record non cash assets sold with losses allocated to partners)   
     
 Liabilities  $         40,000 
 Cash   $           40,000
     
 (To record the payment of liabilities)   
     
 Person F's Capital  $         28,800 
 Person W's Capital  $           1,600 
 Person C's Capital  $         29,600 
 Cash   $           60,000
     
 (To record cash payments to partners according to predistribution partners)   
     
 Cash  $         51,000 
 Person F's Capital  $         44,400 
 Person W's Capital  $         14,800 
 Person C's Capital  $         14,800 
 Non cash assets   $         125,000
     
 (To record the sale of non cash assets allocated to partners)   
     
 Person F's Capital  $           3,600 
 Person W's Capital  $           1,200 
 Person C's Capital  $           1,200 
 Cash   $             6,000
     
 (To record the payment of liquidation expenses)   
     
 Person F's Capital  $         31,800 
 Person W's Capital  $         10,600 
 Person C's Capital  $         10,600 
 Cash   $           53,000
     
 (To record final cash payment to partners)   
     

Table: (12)

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