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Sergio039 [100]
3 years ago
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The answer is actually D. All of the above.

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1. Income Statement for the year ended December 31, 2016

15 Professional Fees                                           394,500

16 Salary Expense                                 155,000

17 Depreciation Expense-Building         15,600

18 Property Tax Expense                        12,300

19 Heating and Lighting Expense           8,400

20 Supplies Expense                              5,800

21 Depreciation Exp.-Office Equipment 5,300

22 Miscellaneous Expense                     4,100 206,500

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Division of net income to the partners:

                                            Lambert        Yost         Total

Salary allowance                $45,100      $54,500    $99,600

Interest on capital                13,540            8,810      22,350

Share of the remainder      33,025        33,025      66,050

Total                                   $91,665     $96,335   $188,000

2. Statement of Partnership Equity for the year 2016:

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Balance                 $135,400     $88,100      $223,500

Drawings                (49,500)    (59,900)        (109,400)

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2 Accounts Receivable                              47,500

3 Supplies                                                    2,200      $83,300

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5 Building                                                   157,200

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10 Salaries Payable                                                       5,100

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12 Jayla Yost, Capital                                             124,535

Total equity                                                          $302,100

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2 Accounts Receivable                             47,500

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9 Accounts Payable                                                 27,500

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21 Depreciation Exp.-Office Equipment 5,300

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