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CHAPTER Partnership Accounting - Pearson
14 CHAPTERP artnership AccountingLEARNING OBJECTIVESWhen you have completed this CHAPTER , you a better understanding of Accounting the general characteristics of a Partnership and the importanceof each able to calculate the division of profits, prepare the proper journal entries,and prepare the financial statements for a able to calculate and prepare the journal entries for the sale of a partner-ship interest, the withdrawal of a partner, and the addition of a able to calculate and prepare the journal entries for a Partnership that isgoing out of form a balance sheet that shows assets on the left-hand side and liabilities andbalance sheetowner s equity on the right-hand sidedeficita deficiency in amount; , in this CHAPTER , a deficit balance in the capitalaccount is an abnormal, or a debit, balanc
Partnership accounting is the same as accounting for a proprietorship except there are separate capital and drawing accounts for each partner. The fundamental accounting equation (Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity) remains unchanged except that total owners’ equity is the sum of the partners’ capital accounts. Similar to a proprietorship,
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