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1 Income 220000
2 Loss -34000
3 Income 132000
Priority 1 Salary
2 Bonus
3 Interest
4 P/L %
572,000
1,480,000 Remaining Profits Needed To Increase Collins by 60,000
2,052,000 Total Net Income Required to Increase Collins by 60,000
1,280,000 Remaining Profit to Maintain Current Profit Allocation
1,852,000 Total Net Income to Maintain Current Profit Allocation
13.6 Evaluating Alternative Profit Allocation Formulas
Owner Proposal Banyan Shultz Witkowski Income yr 1
Profit/Loss % 45% 30% 25% 250,000
Year 1 Profit Allocation 112,500 75,000 62,500
Year 2 135,000 90,000 75,000
Year 3 162,000 108,000 90,000
Income Yr 2 Income Yr 3
300,000 360,000
13.7 Gabriel
Gabriel Hall Remaining Profit Income Capitals
Salaries 35,000 40,000 57,000 132,000 Beg Bal 120000
Bonus 12,000 45,000 1-Apr 20000
Interest 11,467 5,333 28,200 1-Jun
P/L Allocation 11,280 16,920 - 1-Sep 30000
Total $ 69,747 $ 62,253 1-Nov
End Bal 170000
Weighted Avg
Gabriel Hall
Draws Weighted Avg Capital Draws Weighted Avg
30000 60000 50000
58333
15000 20000
28333
15000 26667 40000 16667
143333 66667
13.8 Xavier Yates
Date Capital Draw Bal Weighted Avg Capital Draw Bal
1/1/2002 24000 6000 17500
4/1/2002 4500 21375
7/1/2002
9/1/2002
12/31/2002 1000 1000
Total Weight $ 27,375
Capital Account Balance $ 27,500 $ 16,500
1 Use of weighted capital average more accurately matches contributions of assets to distributions of profit and loss. Use
not take into consideration the amount of work each partner puts into the business
2000 2500
15000 10000
500
$ 17,500 $ 19,000
$ 29,500
21100
$ 15,990
$ -
P13.2 Allocation of Profits and Determination of Withdrawals
2005 Capital Accounts
Sandburg Williams
2005 Capital Draws Weight Capital Draws Weight
1-Jan-05 180000 90000 125000 62500
Spouse 28-Feb-05
30-Jun-05 60000 20000 30000 23750
Spouse 31-Aug-05 40000 6667
30-Sep-05 65000 3750 90000 1250
Total Weight 120417 87500
31-Dec-05 412414 357586