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Part C Prepare journal entries to record the liquidation transaction.docx

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Solution
The question is really long and a lot of complex calculations are involved. I will try to answer as many parts as I can.
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Part A)
PREDISTRIBUTION PLAN
1) Payment of liabilities and liquidation expenses is required to be assured. Next $32,000 goes to Clarke.
2) Next $28,000 is split between Frick and Clarke on a 60:20 basis.
3) Any further cash is split among Frick, Wilson, and Clarke on a 60:20:20 basis.
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Part B)

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Solution
The question is really long and a lot of complex calculations are involved. I will try to answer as many parts as I can.
___________________
Part A)
PREDISTRIBUTION PLAN
1) Payment of liabilities and liquidation expenses is required to be assured. Next $32,000 goes to Clarke.
2) Next $28,000 is split between Frick and Clarke on a 60:20 basis.
3) Any further cash is split among Frick, Wilson, and Clarke on a 60:20:20 basis.
_______
_______
_____________________
Part B)

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Part C Prepare journal entries to record the liquidation transaction.docx

  1. 1. Part C Prepare journal entries to record the liquidation transactions reflected in the final statement of liquidation. Solution The question is really long and a lot of complex calculations are involved. I will try to answer as many parts as I can. ___________________ Part A) PREDISTRIBUTION PLAN 1) Payment of liabilities and liquidation expenses is required to be assured. Next $32,000 goes to Clarke. 2) Next $28,000 is split between Frick and Clarke on a 60:20 basis. 3) Any further cash is split among Frick, Wilson, and Clarke on a 60:20:20 basis. _______ _______ _____________________ Part B) Schedule 1 Frick, Wilson, Clarke, Capital Capital Capital Beginning balances $123,000 $34,000 $73,000
  2. 2. Loss of $170,000 assumed—Schedule 2 (allocated on a 60:20:20 basis) ($102,000) ($34,000) ($34,000) Step One balances $21,000 $0 $39,000 Loss of $28,000 assumed—Schedule 3 (allocated on a 60:20 basis) ($21,000) $0 ($7,000) Step Two balances $0 $0 $32,000

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