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Asked: September 18, 20242024-09-18T10:53:58+00:00 2024-09-18T10:53:58+00:00In: Education

Abha and Ritu were partners sharing profits and losses in the ratio of 5:3

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Abha and Ritu were partners sharing profits and losses in the ratio of 5:3. Their Balance Sheet as at 31st March 2022 was as under: Liabilities Bills Payable Creditors Workmen Compensation Fund General Reserve Profit and Loss A/c Capital Accounts: Abha Ritu Amount (Rs.) Assets 22,000 45,000 40,000 24000 Cash in Hand Cash at Bank Debtors 70,000 Stock 20,000 Investments Furniture 3,20,000 Machinery 1,90,000 Goodwill 7,07,000 Amount (Rs.) 12,000 83,000 82,000 66,000 60,000 3 75,000 2,25,000 1,04,000 7,07,000 On 1 April, 2022 they admitted Sonal into the partnership firm for 1/4th share which she acquired from Abha and Ritu in the ratio of 2:1 respectively. Other adjustments were as follows: i. The Goodwill of the firm is valued at Rs. 96,000 and Sonal was unable to contribute her share of goodwill in cash. ii. Create a provision of Rs 6,000 for Doubtful Debts.

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    Prabhakar Atla
    2024-09-18T11:06:07+00:00Added an answer on September 18, 2024 at 11:06 am
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    To analyze the partnership scenario involving Abha, Ritu, and the newly admitted partner Sonal, we will go through the necessary calculations and adjustments step by step.

    Initial Partnership Details

    Abha and Ritu share profits and losses in the ratio of 5:3. Their balance sheet as of March 31, 2022, is as follows:

    Liabilities

    • Bills Payable: Rs. 22,000
    • Creditors: Rs. 45,000
    • Workmen Compensation Fund: Rs. 40,000
    • General Reserve: Rs. 24,000
    • Profit and Loss A/c: Rs. 0
    • Capital Accounts:
      • Abha: Rs. 3,75,000
      • Ritu: Rs. 2,25,000

    Assets

    • Cash in Hand: Rs. 12,000
    • Cash at Bank: Rs. 83,000
    • Debtors: Rs. 82,000
    • Stock: Rs. 66,000
    • Investments: Rs. 60,000
    • Furniture: Rs. 3,75,000
    • Machinery: Rs. 2,25,000
    • Goodwill: Rs. 7,07,000

    Admission of Sonal

    On April 1, 2022, Sonal is admitted into the partnership for a 1/4th share, which she acquires from Abha and Ritu in the ratio of 2:1 respectively.

    Calculating Shares Transferred

    1. Total shares of Abha and Ritu = 5+3=85+3=8
    2. Sonal’s share = 14​of total shares = 14×8
      =2

    Sonal takes:

    • From Abha = 23×2=43  shares (equivalent to 43×58=56of her share)
    • From Ritu = 13×2=23shares (equivalent to 23×38=14 of her share)

    New Profit-Sharing Ratio

    After Sonal’s admission:

    • New profit-sharing ratios are calculated as follows:
      • Abha’s new share = 5−43=113​
      • Ritu’s new share = 3−23=73​
      • Sonal’s share remains 2

    Total shares now = 11/3+7/3+2=(11+7+6)/3=24/3=811/3+7/3+2=(11+7+6)/3=24/3=8

    Thus,

    • New ratio:
      • Abha’s ratio = (11/3)/(8/3)=11/24
      • Ritu’s ratio = (7/3)/(8/3)=7/24
      • Sonal’s ratio = 2/(8/3)=6/24

    So the new profit-sharing ratio is 11:7:6.

    Goodwill Adjustment

    The goodwill of the firm is valued at Rs. 96,000.

    Sonal’s Share of Goodwill

    Sonal’s share of goodwill:
    Sonal s Share=14×Rs.96,000=Rs.24,000

    Sonal s Share=41​×Rs.96,000=Rs.24,000

    Since Sonal cannot contribute this amount in cash:

    • Abha will sacrifice:
      Abha s SacrificeAbha s Sacrifice=Rs.24,000×23=Rs.16,000
    • Ritu will sacrifice:
      Ritu s Sacrifice=Rs.24,000×13=Rs.8,000

    Provision for Doubtful Debts

    A provision for doubtful debts of Rs.6,000 needs to be created by adjusting the debtors’ account.

    Updated Balance Sheet Adjustments

    After accounting for goodwill adjustments and the provision for doubtful debts:

    Liabilities

    • Bills Payable: Rs. 22,000
    • Creditors: Rs. 45,000
    • Workmen Compensation Fund: Rs. 40,000
    • General Reserve: Rs. 24,000
    • Profit and Loss A/c: Rs.0
    • Capital Accounts:
      • Abha Capital after adjustment: 375000−16000=Rs.359000375000−16000=Rs.359000
      • Ritu Capital after adjustment: 225000−8000=Rs.217000225000−8000=Rs.217000
      • Sonal Capital: 00

    Assets

    After creating a provision for doubtful debts:

    • Cash in Hand: Rs.12,000
    • Cash at Bank: Rs.83,000
    • Debtors after provision adjustment: 82,000−6,000=Rs.76,00082,000−6,000=Rs.76,000
    • Stock: Rs.66,000
    • Investments: Rs.60,000
    • Furniture: Rs.375,000
    • Machinery: Rs.225,000
    • Goodwill (new valuation): Rs.96,000

    Final Totals

    Total Liabilities and Assets should balance out after these adjustments.This comprehensive analysis provides a clear understanding of how to adjust the partnership structure upon Sonal’s admission while considering goodwill contributions and provisions for doubtful debts effectively.

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    2024-10-21T14:37:30+00:00Added an answer on October 21, 2024 at 2:37 pm

    To address the partnership changes and adjustments for Abha, Ritu, and the newly admitted partner Sonal, we will follow these steps:

    1. Calculate Sonal’s Share of Goodwill
    2. Adjust the Capital Accounts of Abha and Ritu
    3. Create a Provision for Doubtful Debts
    4. Prepare the New Balance Sheet

    1. Calculate Sonal’s Share of Goodwill

    The total goodwill of the firm is valued at Rs. 96,000. Since Sonal is acquiring a 1/4th share of the business, her share of goodwill will be:

    Sonal s Share of Goodwill=14×96,000=24,000
    Sonal acquires this share from Abha and Ritu in the ratio of 2:1.

    • Abha’s share in goodwill:
    Abha s Share=23×24,000=16,000
    • Ritu’s share in goodwill:
    Ritu s Share=13×24,000=8,000

    2. Adjust the Capital Accounts of Abha and Ritu

    Since Sonal cannot contribute her share of goodwill in cash, Abha and Ritu will bear this cost by reducing their capital accounts.

    • New Capital for Abha:
    Abha s New Capital=Old Capital−Abha s Share in Goodwill=3,75,000−16,000=3,59,000
    • New Capital for Ritu:
    Ritu s New Capital=Old Capital−Ritu s Share in Goodwill=2,25,000−8,000=2,17,000

    3. Create a Provision for Doubtful Debts

    A provision for doubtful debts of Rs. 6,000 needs to be created. This will reduce the asset value in the balance sheet.

    Adjusting Debtors:

    • Debtors before provision: Rs. 82,000
    • Debtors after provision:
    Debtors After Provision=82,000−6,000=76,000

    4. Prepare the New Balance Sheet

    After all adjustments have been made (including the new capital accounts and provision for doubtful debts), we can prepare the new balance sheet.

    New Balance Sheet as at April 1st, 2022

    Liabilities

    • Bills Payable: Rs. 22,000
    • Creditors: Rs. 45,000
    • Workmen Compensation Fund: Rs. 40,000
    • General Reserve: Rs. 24,000
    • Profit and Loss A/c: Rs. (adjusted if necessary)
    • Capital Accounts:
      • Abha: Rs. 3,59,000
      • Ritu: Rs. 2,17,000
      • Sonal: (new partner) Contribution not specified but will be included as her capital account.

    Total Liabilities = Rs. (sum of all above)Assets

    • Cash in Hand: Rs. 12,000
    • Cash at Bank: Rs. 83,000
    • Debtors: Rs. 76,000 (after provision)
    • Stock: Rs. 66,000
    • Investments: Rs. 60,000
    • Furniture: Rs. 3,75,000
    • Machinery: Rs. 2,25,000
    • Goodwill: Rs. (adjusted if necessary)

    Total Assets = Rs. (sum of all above)

    Conclusion

    This new balance sheet reflects the changes due to Sonal’s admission into the partnership and includes necessary adjustments for goodwill and provisions for doubtful debts. Make sure to verify total assets equal total liabilities after adjustments to ensure accuracy in accounting records.

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