Alpha, Beta and Gamma were in partnership, sharing profits in the ratio of their fixed capitals On July 1, 2020 the partnership was dissolved, and Gamma took over a vehicle valued at $45,000....


Alpha, Beta and Gamma were in partnership, sharing profits in the ratio of their fixed capitals On July 1, 2020 the partnership was dissolved, and Gamma took over a vehicle valued at $45,000. Creditors were paid $288,000 in full settlement, while debtors were allowed a discount of $15,000.  The loan was repaid in full. Legal and accounting costs associated with the dissolution amounted to $55,000.











































































































































 $




 $




Non-Current Assets







Equipment





925,000



Motor vehicles





162,500



Current assets





1,087,500



Inventory



465,000





Receivables



232,500





Bank



60,000






Total current assets





757,500




Total assets





1,845,000




Financed by:








Capital accounts







Alpha



765,000





Beta



255,000





Gamma



255,000









1,275,000




Current accounts







Alpha



60,000





Beta



40,000





Gamma



20,000









120,000




Long-term liability







Loan





150,000




Current liability







Payables





300,000




Total capital and liabilities





1,845,000



The other assets were sold, and realized:  Equipment, $945,000; Motor vehicles, $108,000, Inventory, $468,000.


Prepare the realization, bank and capital account




Jun 09, 2022
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