a) FM, up to P16,200 b) EM, up to P54,000 c) EM, up to P16,200 d) DM, up to P54,000 DM, EM, and FM share profits in 5:3:2 ratio. Their capital accounts prior to liquidation (which isexpected to result in substantial gains) are as follows:DMP18,000 Credit BalanceP27,000 Credit BalanceP 3,000 Debit BalanceEMFMThe partners wish to distribute cash as it becomes available so that the capital accounts may bebrought into the profit and loss ratio as rapidly as possible. Who is the partner to receive thefirst available cash and up to how much?

solution : given: existing profit sharing ratio DM : EM :FM = 5:3:2 Balances prior to liquidation…

Answered: expected to result in substantial…

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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