ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING IA
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Chapter 15, Problem 15.13Q
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Accounting for bonuses to partner: bonuses are used to provide additional compensation to partners, usually on percentage of income either before or after subtracting the bonus. In some cases bonus payment requires minimum income to be earned. Whichever method is used it will be based on
the bonus amount payable to A when bonus is computed as a percentage of income before the bonus and percentage of income after the deduction of bonus.
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