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amm1812
3 years ago
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Assume that MargaretMargaret purchases a 1313​% partnership interest from DaronDaron on June 30 so that MargaretMargaret and Dar

onDaron each own 2525​% from that date through the end of the year. What are MargaretMargaret and DaronDaron​'s distributive shares for the current​ year
Business
1 answer:
7nadin3 [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Margaret's distributive share = 18.5%

Daron's distributive share = 31.5%

Explanation:

Each partner's distributive share of profits, losses, deductions, etc., is based on the partner's interest on the partnership throughout the year.

During the first half of the year:

  • Margaret's interest in the partnership = 12%
  • Daron's interest in the partnership = 38%

During the first half of the year:

  • Margaret's interest in the partnership = 25%
  • Daron's interest in the partnership = 25%

Margaret's distributive share = (12% x 0.5) + (25% x 0.5) = 6% + 12.5% = 18.5%

Daron's distributive share = (38% x 0.5) + (25% x 0.5) = 19% + 12.5% = 31.5%

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