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Keith Williams and Brian Adams were students when they formed a partnership several years ago for a part-time business called Music Works. Adjusted trial balance

Keith Williams and Brian Adams were students when they formed a partnership several years ago for a part-time business called Music Works. Adjusted trial balance information for the year ended December 31, 2020, appears below.
 

AccountBalance* AccountBalance* 
Accounts payable$11,500 Keith Williams, capital**$48,300 
Accumulated depreciation 95,000 Keith Williams, withdrawals 70,000 
Brian Adams, capital** 42,000 Note payable, due May 2022*** 160,000 
Brian Adams, withdrawals 80,000 Office supplies 36,000 
Cash 232,000 Revenues 520,000 
Equipment 340,000 Utilities payable 3,200 
Expenses 122,000     


*Assume all account balances are normal.
**The partners made no investments during the year.
***$60,000 of the note payable is due in May 2021.

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1. 
Prepare calculations that show how the profit should be allocated to the partners assuming the partnership agreement states that profit/(losses) are to be shared by allowing a $110,000 per year salary allowance to Williams, a $170,000 per year salary allowance to Adams, and the remainder on a 3:2 ratio. (Leave no cell blank. Enter "0" when the answer is zero.) 

2. Prepare the journal entry to close the Income Summary account to the partners’ capital accounts.    

3. Prepare a statement of changes in equity and a classified balance sheet.


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