Dividing Partnership Income Morrison and Greene have decided
Solution
Answer
a.
Ratio = 1:1
Case 1
Morrison Share = ½*115,000
= $57,500
Greene Share = ½*115,000
= $57,500
Case 2
Morrison Share = ½ *200,000
= $100,000
Greene Share = ½*200,000
= $100,000
b.
Ratio = Morrison : Greene
$150,000 : $50,000
Ratio = 3:1
Case 1
Morrison Share = 3/4 * 115,000
= $86,250
Greene Share = 1/4 *115,000
= $28,750
Case 2
Morrison Share = 3/4 * 200,000
= $150,000
Greene Share = 1/4 *200,000
= $150,000
c.
Ratio = Morrison : Greene
0.5 : 1
Ratio = 0.5 : 1
Case 1
Morrison Share = 0.5/1.5 * 115,000
= $38,333
Greene Share = 1/1.5 *115,000
= $76,667
Case 2
Morrison Share = 0.5/1.5 * 200,000
= $66,667
Greene Share = 1/1.5 *200,000
= $133,333
d.
Morrison Interest = 6% * 150,000 = $9,000
Greene Interest = 6% * 50,000 = $3,000
It is mentioned that profit after interest will be divided equally
Case 1
Profit after Interest = 115,000 – (9,000 + 3,000)
= 103,000
Partner Share = Interest + Profit Share
Morrison Share = 9,000 + (1/2 * 103,000)
= $60,500
Greene Share = 3,000 + (1/2 * 103,000)
= $54,500
Case 2
Profit after Interest = 200,000 – (9,000 + 3,000)
= 188,000
Partner Share = Interest + Profit Share
Morrison Share = 9,000 + (1/2 * 188,000)
= $103,000
Greene Share = 3,000 + (1/2 * 188,000)
= $97,000
e.
Case 1
Morrison
Greene
Interest
9,000
(6% * 150,000)
3,000
(6% * 50,000)
Salary Allowance
40,000
70,000
Total
49,000
73,000
122,000
(49,000 + 73,000)
Now the total profit required is $122,000 but we only have $115,000, so we will divide $115,000 in their total share i.e. 49,000 : 73,000
Morrison Share = (49,000 / 122,000) * 115,000
= $46,188.52
Greene Share = (73,000 / 122,000) * 115,000
= $68,811.48
Case 2
Morrison
Greene
Interest
9,000
(6% * 150,000)
3,000
(6% * 50,000)
Salary Allowance
40,000
70,000
Total
49,000
73,000
122,000
(49,000 + 73,000)
Profit is $200,000, so remaining profit i.e. $78,000 (200,000 – 122,000) will be divided equally
Morrison Share = 49,000 + (1/2 * 78,000)
= $88,000
Greene Share = 73,000 + (1/2 * 78,000)
= $112,000
f.
Case 1
Morrison
Greene
Interest
9,000
(6% * 150,000)
3,000
(6% * 50,000)
Salary Allowance
40,000
70,000
Bonus
-
1,000
Total
49,000
74,000
123,000
(49,000 + 74,000)
Greene Bonus = 20% * (Net Income – Total Salary Allowance)
= 20% * (115,000 – 110,000)
Greene Bonus = $1,000
Now the total profit required is $123,000 but we only have $115,000, so we will divide $115,000 in their total share i.e. 49,000 : 74,000
Morrison Share = (49,000 / 123,000) * 115,000
= $45,813
Greene Share = (74,000 / 123,000) * 115,000
= $69,187
Case 2
Morrison
Greene
Interest
9,000
(6% * 150,000)
3,000
(6% * 50,000)
Salary Allowance
40,000
70,000
Bonus
-
1,000
Total
49,000
74,000
123,000
(49,000 + 74,000)
Greene Bonus = 20% * (Net Income – Total Salary Allowance)
= 20% * (115,000 – 110,000)
Greene Bonus = $1,000
Profit is $200,000, so remaining profit i.e. $77,000 (200,000 – 123,000) will be divided equally
Morrison Share = 49,000 + (1/2 * 77,000)
= $87,500
Greene Share = 74,000 + (1/2 * 77,000)
= $112,500
| Morrison | Greene | |
| Interest | 9,000 (6% * 150,000) | 3,000 (6% * 50,000) | 
| Salary Allowance | 40,000 | 70,000 | 
| Total | 49,000 | 73,000 | 
| 122,000 (49,000 + 73,000) | 






