No. 3(a) (i): Preparation of opening entries to record each sole trader’s contribution to the partnership: Workings Calculation of P’s capital: Capital = Assets – Liabilities Capital = (14,000+12,600+3,400+10,000+1,800) – (6,000+5,800) Capital = 41,800 – 11,800 = 30,000. Calculation of G’s capital: Capital = Assets – Liabilities Capital = (8,000+700+60,000+1,300) – (34,000) Capital = 70,000 – 34,000 = 36,000. Now that the capitals of both sole traders have been calculated, the general journal entries to record their contributions to the partnership can now be written up. No. 4(a) (ii): Preparation of the summarized Statement of Financial Position for PG Enterprises, as at May 1st, 2012: No. 4(b) (i): Calculation of each partner’s share of profit under the capital sharing ratio:
No. 4(b) (ii): Calculation of each partner’s share of profit using a ratio of 3:7;
No. 4(c): Two other features of a partnership that should be included in P and G’s partnership agreement, other than the profit sharing ratio are:
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