Camel with interest 30% and capital 140,000. Seen 30% with capital 175000 and Areen 40% with capital 185000. The partners agree that Camel is to retire and received 161,000 and implied bonus method capital Seen and Areen will be: O A. 187,000 and 194000 OB. 166000 and 173000 OC. 193,000 and 209,000 OD. 184000 and 197000

Camel with interest 30% and capital 140,000. Seen 30% with capital 175000 and Areen 40% with capital 185000. The partners agree that Camel is to retire and received 161,000 and implied bonus method capital Seen and Areen will be: O A. 187,000 and 194000 OB. 166000 and 173000 OC. 193,000 and 209,000 OD. 184000 and 197000

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Author:OpenStax

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Chapter15: Partnership Accounting

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14MC: Thandie and Marco are partners with capital balances of $60,000. They share profits and losses at...

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