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What is the meaning of "asset"?
What is the meaning of "asset"?
An asset is a resource controlled by the company as a result of past events and from which future economic benefits are expected to flow to the company.
The ratio of the profit earned by the company to the capital employed is called the [BLANK] on capital.
The ratio of the profit earned by the company to the capital employed is called the [BLANK] on capital.
return
How is the return on capital calculated? Provide the formula.
How is the return on capital calculated? Provide the formula.
Return on Capital = Profit / Capital Employed. (Where capital employed is the total amount of capital invested in a business.)
What is the difference between gross profit and return on capital?
What is the difference between gross profit and return on capital?
Briefly explain the concept of "goodwill".
Briefly explain the concept of "goodwill".
What is the purpose of "depreciation" in accounting?
What is the purpose of "depreciation" in accounting?
What is the main difference between "fixed costs" and "variable costs" in accounting?
What is the main difference between "fixed costs" and "variable costs" in accounting?
Which of the following is NOT a primary advantage of using a limited liability company (LLC) structure for a business?
Which of the following is NOT a primary advantage of using a limited liability company (LLC) structure for a business?
A sole proprietorship is a business entity that is legally distinct from its owner.
A sole proprietorship is a business entity that is legally distinct from its owner.
What is a "balance sheet" in financial accounting?
What is a "balance sheet" in financial accounting?
What is the purpose of an "income statement"?
What is the purpose of an "income statement"?
What is the main purpose of a "cash flow statement"?
What is the main purpose of a "cash flow statement"?
What is the difference between a "budget" and a "forecast"?
What is the difference between a "budget" and a "forecast"?
Explain the main difference between "debt financing" and "equity financing".
Explain the main difference between "debt financing" and "equity financing".
Flashcards
Goodwill
Goodwill
The difference between the fair market value of a business and its tangible assets. It reflects factors like brand reputation, customer loyalty, and skilled employees.
Profit Sharing Ratio
Profit Sharing Ratio
The proportion of profits each partner receives. It's typically expressed as a ratio.
Admission of a New Partner
Admission of a New Partner
The process of adjusting the profit sharing ratio when a new partner joins the firm.
Contribution to Capital
Contribution to Capital
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Contingent Liability
Contingent Liability
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Goodwill Calculation (Capital Method)
Goodwill Calculation (Capital Method)
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Goodwill Calculation (Profit Method)
Goodwill Calculation (Profit Method)
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Journal Entry for Goodwill
Journal Entry for Goodwill
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Contribution of Goodwill to the Firm
Contribution of Goodwill to the Firm
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Private Goodwill Adjustment
Private Goodwill Adjustment
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New Partner's Profit Sharing
New Partner's Profit Sharing
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Adjusting Profit Sharing Ratio
Adjusting Profit Sharing Ratio
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Intangible Assets
Intangible Assets
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Partnership Accounting
Partnership Accounting
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Journal Entries
Journal Entries
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Initial Capital
Initial Capital
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Total Capital
Total Capital
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Average Profit
Average Profit
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Normal Profit
Normal Profit
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Study Notes
Partnership Accounts - Adjustments
- Retirement of a Partner: Adjustments for goodwill are made when a partner leaves the partnership. Losses or gains resulting from adjustments to goodwill can be distributed based on the agreement.
- Goodwill: This represents the excess value of a business above the sum of its identifiable net assets. Goodwill is intangible and usually arises when a business has a strong reputation, established customers, or proprietary processes.
- Profit Sharing Ratio: This specifies how the profits and losses of a partnership are divided among partners based on their agreement.
- New Partner Admission: Calculating the new profit-sharing ratio when a new partner joins.
- Valuation of Goodwill: Methods for determining the value of goodwill, often related to past earnings.
- Distribution of Goodwill: Calculating the apportionment of existing goodwill among partners upon new partner's entry.
- Accounting Entries for Goodwill: Journal entries illustrating how to record goodwill on a partner's retirement from a business.
Partnership Accounts - Specific Cases
- Profit Sharing Ratio Example: A partnership agreement specifies a profit-sharing ratio, which dictates how profits or losses are distributed between partners (e.g., 3:2, or 1/3, 2/3).
- Share of Goodwill: The value of goodwill a partner contributes to the business.
- Capital Contribution: The amount of capital a partner brings into the business.
- Profit or Loss Calculation: Formula for determining profit or loss calculations in partnerships.
- Partner's Share in Profit: The calculation of how much each partner's share of the profits is based on their agreement.
- Examples of Calculations: Numerical examples are included to illustrate how to calculate partners' shares in profits and losses.
- Adjusted Capital balances and partnership accounts: How capital amounts may change after revaluations and adjustments.
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