Can you complete the seven questions
Due Monday by 11:59pm Points 100 Submitting a text entry box, a website url, a media recording, or a file upload File Types doc, docx, xls, and txt Available Sep 24 at 12am - Sep 30 at 11:59pm 7 days Fill-in-the-Blank 1. Beginning capital + Capital additions + __Net Income_ – Partner withdrawals = Ending capital 2. _Revenue per employee = Revenue/Number of employeesExercises Exercises 1) Wyatt Parks would like to form a business but is unsure which legal form would be best for him. He would like to have limited liability against creditor claims if the business does not succeed. If the company is successful, Parks does not want the life of the business to be limited to his lifetime. What type of legal form would best fit his needs? Limited Liability Company 2) Michael Bryan is looking to develop a new company. Bryan believes that the company will be unsuccessful at first, so he prefers the net income or loss to pass through to his personal tax return for taxation. He does not have any business associates, so he will be forming the business alone. What type of legal form would best fit his needs? Proprietorships 3. Jonathan Meyers contributes the following items to his newly formed partnership: Cash, $475; Equipment, $1,300; Accounts Payable, $200; and Inventory, $650. Prepare the journal entry to record his contribution on August 1, 20Y5. Cash………………………$475.00 Equipment…………………$1300 Inventory ………………….. $650.00 Accounts Payable …………….$200 4. Jack L. and Matthew C. would like to combine businesses to form a partnership. Jack contributes the following: Building, $7,950; Notes Payable on the building, $2,150; and Inventory, $790. Matthew contributes $1,200 of Accounts Receivable, which has an Allowance for Doubtful Accounts of $250. Matthew also contributes $970 of cash. Prepare the journal entry to record the contributions, which occur on August 21, 20Y5. 5. Owen Dillard and Ryan Keller are looking to form a new partnership. Dillard contributes the following to the partnership: Equipment, $875; Building, $6,790; Notes Payable, $2,100; and Cash, $260. Keller contributes the following: Accounts Receivable, $900 with an allowance for doubtful accounts of $160; Inventory, $675; Cash, $125; and Accounts Payable, $250. Prepare the journal entry to record the partners’ contributions on September 1, 20Y5. Dilliard Equipment ……….$875.00 Cash ………………$260.00 Building ……………$6790.00 Notes Payable …………..$6790.00 Ryan Kellar Acct Rec ………… $900.00 Inventory …………..$675.00 Cash ………………..$125.00 Doubtful accounts ………….$160.00 Acct Pay ……………………..$250.00 6. Assume that K&R Associates divides income based on salary allowances and 15% interest on the capital balances of each partner (Kelly R. and Rose C.), with any remaining net income allocated equally. For the March 31, 20Y6, fiscal year, determine the amount allocated to each partner using the information below if the partnership earned $175,000. Monthly Salary Allowance Capital Balance on April 1, 20Y5 Kelly R. $2,200 $135,400 Rose C. 2,750 11 0,800 7. Jack L. and Matthew C.’s partnership agreement states that net income will be allocated based on salary allowances and interest on the partners’ capital balances at a 20% rate. Any remaining net income will be allocated based on the weighting of the capital balances. For the 20Y5 fiscal year, determine the amount of the partnership’s $180,000 income allocated to each partner using the information below. Round the weights of capital balances to the nearest whole percentage. Monthly Salary Allowance Capital Balance on January 1, 20Y5 Jack L. $4,100 $175,000 Matthew C. 2,200 147,500