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Joint Venture 103

CHAPTER 6

SOLUTIONS TO MULTIPLE CHOICES

6-1: a Assets per Jessica Company- balance sheet P3,550,000 Jessica’s proportionate interest in assets of JV (50%) 1,000,000 Total assets of Jessica P4550,000

6-2: a Total liabilities only of Jenny Co.

6-3: b

6-4: b Investment of Heart P80,000 Profit share: Sales 150,800 Cost of sales (150,800 ÷ 125%) 120,640 Gross profit 30,160 Expenses 10,000 Net Profit 20,160 Profit/loss ratio x 40% 8,064 Balance of investment in JV P88,064

6-5: a Cash P190,000 Merchandise inventory 29,360 Accounts receivable 150,800 Total assets 370,160 Sweet Co’s, proportionate interest x 60% Sweet Company’s share in total asset P222,096

6-6: a Sales 7,200 Cost of sales Purchases P10,000 Merchandise inventory, end (50% of P10,000) __5,000 _5,000

Gross profit 2,200 Expenses ___500

Net profit P 1,700

104 Chapter 6

6-7: b Original investment (cash) P10,000 Profit share (P1,700 / 2) ___850

Balance of Investment account P10,850

6-8: a Joint venture account before profit distribution (credit balance) P 9,000 Unsold merchandise __2,500

Joint venture profit before fee to Salas P11,500

Joint venture profit after fee to Salas (P11,500 / 115%) P10,000

6-9: b Fee of Salas (P10,000 x 15%) P 1,500 Profit share of Salas (P10,000 x 25%) _2,500

Total P 4,000

6-10: b Salas Salve

Balance before profit distribution P 500 (dr) P 2,000 (cr) Profit share:Sabas (P10,000 x 40%) 4,000 Salve (P10,000 x 35%) ______ _3,500

Balance P 3,500 (cr) P 5,500 (cr)

6-11: d Joint venture account balance before profit distribution (debit) P 6,000 Joint venture profit (P4,500 x 3) _13,500

Cost of unsold merchandise (inventory) taken

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