Problem 14-3(LO 6) Impact on capital balances of a partner withdrawing. After being a partner for over 10 years, Ziegler has decided to sell her interest in a partnership with Grossman and Casper. Prior to the date of the sale and subsequent to the allocation of profits and drawing balances, information concerning the partners was as follows: Grossman Casper Ziegler Capital balances . . . . . . . . . . . .$125,000 $200,000 $150,000 Profit and loss percentages . . . .40% 40% 20% Not reflected in the above capital balances are market values of recorded net assets that differ from their book values as follows: Land Net Receivables Inventory Net Equipment Market value$250,000 $125,000 $220,000 $340,000 Book value 225,000 135,000 245,000 310,000 Determine the capital balances for Grossman and Casper assuming that Ziegler sells her interest in the partnership under the following independent scenarios.

1. Ziegler sells her interest to Grossman for $160,000, and the price paid is not used to recognize changes in value of recorded net assets of the entity.

2. Ziegler sells her interest to Grossman for $160,000, and the price paid is used to only recognize decreases in value of existing assets.

3. Ziegler sells her interest to the partnership for $160,000, and the bonus method is used to account for the transaction. Suggested decreases in the value of assets are recognized.

4. Ziegler sells her interest to the partnership for $160,000, and the goodwill traceable to the withdrawing partner is recognized. Suggested decreases in the value of assets are recognized.

5. Ziegler sells her interest to the partnership for $160,000, and the goodwill traceable to the entire partnership entity is recognized. Suggested decreases in the value of assets are recognized.