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2 months ago
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J. Gladwin has a capital balance of $106,000 and R. Selleck has a capital balance of $94,000 in their partnership as of Septembe

r 30. On October 1, Gladwin sells one-half of her partnership interest to R. Dennis for $60,000 cash. Selleck agrees to accept Dennis as a new partner. Prepare the October 1 journal entry for the partnership.
Business
1 answer:
Free_Kalibri [3.7K]2 months ago
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Answer:

J. Gladwin has a capital account balance of $106,000

R. Selleck has a capital account balance of $94,000

The journal entry is recorded as:

On October 1,

J. Gladwin Capital A/c Dr. $53,000

To R. Selleck, Capital $53,000

(To document the entry of R.)

Working Notes:

J. Gladwin Capital:

= J. Gladwin's capital balance divided by 2.

= $106,000 ÷ 2

= $53,000

Thus, J. Gladwin's capital amounts to $53,000.

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