Matching Partnership Terms with Their Descriptions Required Match the descriptions on the left with the terms on

Question:

Matching Terms with Their Descriptions

Required
Match the descriptions on the left with the terms on the right. A term may be used once, more than once, or not at all.

Descriptions of Terms
1. Item that occurs when the new partner's investment exceeds the new partner's capital credit.
2. Partner who cannot actively participate in the management of the A allocation of profits and losses when nothing is stated in the agreement.
4. Item that occurs when the new partner's investment equals the new partner's capital credit and no change occurs in the existing partners' capital balances.
5. Cost not deducted to determine the partnership's net income for the period.
6. Partner who actively participates in the management and who is personally liable for the partnership's debts.
7. Item that occurs when the new partner's capital credit exceeds his or her investment and no change occurs in the existing partners' capital balances.
8. Account that increases when a partner takes assets out of the in anticipation of net income.
9. Account that increases for the fair value of noncash assets invested by a partner.
10. Related-party transaction that must be disclosed in the notes to the financial statements.
11. Item that occurs when the new partner's investment equals his or her capital credit and an increase occurs in the existing partners' capital balances.
12. Item that occurs when the new partner's capital credit exceeds his or her investment and a decrease occurs in the existing partners' capital balances.
13. Recognition of an intangible asset upon a new partner's admission to the that results in increases in the existing partners' capital balances.
14. Account closed to the capital account at year-end.
15. Deduction of interest expense on this payable to
determine the partnership's net income.
Terms
A. General partner
B. Note payable to a partner
C. Recognition of neither bonus nor
D. Drawing account
E. Limited partner
F. Bonus to existing partners
G. Interest on capital accounts
H. income or loss shared equally
I. New partner's recognized
J. Existing partners' recognized
K. agreement
L. Bonus to new partner
M. Capital account

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