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The following is an extract from the partner agreement and except where it is stated differently, has not yet been taken into account:

Interest on capital is calculated at 9% per annum.

Interest on current accounts (opening balances) at 7% per annum.

Interest on drawings must be calculated at 5% per annum on the average monthly amount outstanding on the partners drawings accounts. (These amounts have already been calculated correctly as N$640 for Arthur and N$500 for Blaise. No entry has been made yet)

A managerial salary of N$6 000 per year must be paid to Blaise. This amount has already been paid to Blaise and recorded under Salaries and Wages.

Arthur is entitled to a bonus calculated at 5% on the comprehensive income for the year after taking into account the salary of Blaise and any adjustments for interest on capital, current account and drawings.

An outstanding debt of N$600 is irrecoverable and must be written off.

The allowance for credit losses must be adjusted to N$5 300 at year-end.

It was agreed that interest on the long-term loan from Blaise would amount to N$4 800 per annum.

Depreciation must be provided for at 15% per annum on furniture and equipment according to the diminishing-balance method.

Inventories on hand at 31 December 2020:

Merchandise N$122 000

Stationary N$ 200

There was no opening stationary inventory at the beginning of the year.

The following expenses have been prepaid:

Insurance N$ 124

Advertising N$ 1 896

Admission of new partner

Arthur and Blaises youngest brother, Claude, recently graduated as a sound engineer and Arthur and Blaise decided to admit Claude as a third partner of Ubisoft Entertainment on 01 January 2021.

A revaluation of all assets and liabilities were done. It was decided to show the following assets at their revalued amounts:

Furniture and equipment N$50 000

Inventory N$121 670

All other assets and liabilities are correctly valued in the books.

Goodwill will not be shown in the new partnerships books.

Partners will share profits in the ratio 1:1:1.

Claude will acquire 25% of the net assets of the partnership, for which she will pay N$150 000. Claude recently inherited money from her grandfather, so she is able to pay for her part of the assets in cash.

prepare the following:

2.1 Prepare the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income for the year ended 31 December 2020 for Ubisoft Entertainment.

2.2 Prepare the Profit Appropriation account as at 31 December 2020 before Claude was admitted as a partner.

2.3 Provide all the journal entries for Claudes admission as a partner on 01 January 2021. Journal narrations are not required.

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