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TOTAL ASSETS ( at NRV or FMV)
© ASSETS PLEDGE TO FULLY SECURED CREDITORS
* ASSETS PLEDGE TO PARTIALLY SECURED CREDITORS
© FREE ASSETS:
{a) Assets not pledged
(b) Excess of Assets pledged to fully secured creditors
TOTAL UABILITIES (at required amount to sett or BV)
* UNSECURED DEBTS WITH PRIORITY
(a) Administrative Expenses of Receiver
(b) Unpaid Employee's salaries, wages and benefit plans
(c) Corporate Crimes
(d) Taxes (National, Provincial City/Municipal)
(e} Corporate Torts
(f Notarized Debts / Judgment Debts
«FULLY SECURED DEBTS
‘= PARTIALLY SECURED DEBTS - SECURED PORTION
Cash Available for Unsecured Liabilities (or Net Free Assets) [A]
* UNSECURED DEBTS WITHOUT PRIORITY
(a) Partially Secured Liabilities - Unsecured Portion
{t) Purely Unsecured Liabilities
Estimated Deficiency | B]
RECOVERT RATE = A/B
(Al Unsecured Debts with priority
(8) Fully Secured Debts
(C) Partially Secured Debts NAV of Asset pledge + Balance at Recovery rate
(0) Unsecured Debts without priority Balance at Recovery rate
aeTotal Assets (EXCEPT CASH)
Assets To Be Liquidated Assets Liquidated
Assets Acquired - new Assets Not Liquidated
Total Liabilities
Uabilities Liquidated Liabilities To Be Liquidated
Liabilitles Not Liquidated Liabilities Incurred - new
Notes:
* The receiver normally open NEW accounting books for the
liquidating corporation and RECORDS assets and liabilities at
thelr BOOK VALUES
* The DIFFERENCE of corporation's assets and liabilities Is
CLOSED to ESTATE EQUITY account.
* During liquidation process, the following are DIRECTLY
CLOSED to ESTATE EQUITY account:
1. Unrecorded assets and liabilities arises (new)
2. Expenses and Revenues during liquidation
3. Gains and Losses upon realization of assets
Special Notes:
™ Insolvency means sum of debts > sum of assets of corporation at FV
~ In times af insolvency, corporation has 3 alternatives:
1, Liquidation - operation ceases (voluntary)
2. Debt Restructuring - operation continues (if accepted by the parties)
3. Reorganization - operation continues (if accepted by the parties)
~ Statements to he prepared:
* by the liquidating corporation:
1. Statement of Affairs - prepared by corporation before liquidation
- mot a going concern statement, thus historical cost are IRRELEVANT
© by the receiver / trustee assigned by SEC:
1, Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursement
2. Statement of Estate Equity (Deficit)
3. Statement of Realization and Liquidation* Units moy be produced with some DEFECTS requiring
some REWORK or effortta correct such defect. Thus, on
ADDITIONAL COST thot will be incurred should be ADDED
or CAPITALIZED to production cost
A. CHARGEABLE TO ALL PRODUCTION
“if Rework is due to Internal Failure
tnitial Costef ADIUSTED
Cost Rework COST
DM Cost 00 . 10x
DL Cost so - HX.
OH Cost oe + 700K
Total Cost xxx : 200
NOTES:
+» Addtional Cost for Rework is CHARGED TO FOH. Thus,
TOTAL COST & UNIT COST for that specific Job order
REMAINS THE SAME
5. CHARGEABLE TO SPECIFIC 108 ORDER
if Rework is due to Customers Specification
Initial = Costof ADJUSTED.
Cost Rework COST
DM Cost KK 1x RK
DL Cost 000 10x 7001
GH Cost xx cod wax,
Total Cost xxx
NOTES:
* Additionol Cost for Rework is CHARGED TO SPECIFIC
JOB ORDER, Thus, TOTAL COST & UNIT COST for thot
specific job order WILL INCREASE
Total Cost of Production
OO — = Unit Cost
Total Number ef Units Produced
* Observe that the COST INCREASES but te NUMBER OF
UNITS REMAINS THE SAME[Prod Costinelades | Actual_| Normal Standard
NOTE:
= Applied rate/Predetermined rate, computed as follows:
Estimated Cost per component
CHE DIRE CHAO < Interest acquired |
# 2 Steps to determine the balance of old partnets AFTER ADMISSION
1. Determine the revaluation (over/under) AND distribute to old partners using
their PL ratio
2. Transfer Capital to the new partner
Old A Old B NewC Total
Contributions 0 x 0
Revaluation xx)00K) 306K (100%) KK [KXX)
Balance 1% 10K 08
Transfer of interest out) OK, :
Agreed Capital 1x a 300K x
NOTE: If asset revaluation is the oppropriate method, but the amount of over/under
valuation for adjustment in assets) is not given, The BALANCE AFTER REVALUATION
OF THE SELLING PARTNER is computed as follows: [ New Partner Payment / acquired
interest (2%) from selling partner }, Then, SQUEEZED‘SPECIAL CASE: ASSET REVALUATION AND BONUS COMBINED
* Total Contributed Capital (TCC) NOT EQUAL Total Agreed Capital (TAC)
* Partners’ contributed capital (before admission) NOT EQUAL their agreed capital
(after admission)
* Old partners accounts are adjusted twice, (1) for asset revaluation (2) for bonus
* New partner account is adjusted ONLY by Bonus
OMA OB NewC Total
Contributions 1K 200K 0K OK
Revaluation soaxfsood)_s00c( 200) se0x{s00)
Balance 300 200 OK
Bonus yecxfoox) s06¢(3000) _frox}s00¢
Agreed Capital 5K 30k 30x 50K
NTE: If asset revaluation is an appropriate method, but the amount of over/under
valuation (or adjustment in assets) is not given, TOTALAGREED CAPITAL is:
computed as follows: [ New Partner Contribution / acqtrired interest (%) in the firm ]
« At date of retirement, partners capital accounts shall be adjusted for:
~Their share in Profit or Loss as of the date of retirement
- Their share In Asset Revaluation (not implied, thus must be indicated)
-Loan Balances
« The Adjusted Capital of the retiring partner may be recovered thru:
1. Sale to Outsider - mere transfer of interest (same with admission by purchase)
2. Sale to remaining partners - mere transfer of interest between partners
3. Payment of his share by the partnership:
Settlement Price = Adjusted Capital NO BONUS
Settlement Price > Adjusted Capital Bonus to RETIRING partner
Settlement Price < Adjusted Capital Bonus to REMAINING partners
Step 1; Adjust capital accounts
Step 2: Close Adjusted capital accaunts into Share Capital and APIC if any.
* Settlement is EITHER:
Option 1
BEG OF THE YEAR DATE OF DEATH SETTLEMENT
Pro-ratasharein — Interest on Capital
Profits plus; Balance
Option 2 Share in the Profit for the WHOLE YEAR‘VALUATION
1. Cash at FACE VALUE (|f foreign currency at current exchange rate)
2. Inventory at LCNRV or Fair Value
3. Othe NonCash Assets (Order of Priority)
a. Agreed Value
b, Fair Value
¢. Appraised Value
d. Carrying Value
4. Liabilities are considered ASSUMED unless otherwise stated to the contrary
5. Capital Accounts are accounted using 2 methods;
a. BONUS METHOD
~ No Goodwill recognition
*~Total Assets & Total Liabilities remain unchanged
te ‘J =Total Agreed
b. INVESTMENT (WITHDRAWAL) METHOD
~ If Adjusted Capital > Unadjusted Capital [ Investment]
~ Hf Adjusted Capital < Unadjusted Capital [ Withdrawal }
d Total Agreed Capital
6. Adjusting entries for Depreciable Assets (& Other Assets) require adjustment to
their CONTRA ACCOUNTS with the capital balance.
Ex. Capital Account 00
Accumulated Depreciation 30K
(to record decrease in PPE)
7. To transfer Depreciable Assets to the new book of partnership, these shall be
recorded at NET AMOUNT
8. To transfer Accounts Receivables to the new book of partnership, these shall be
recorded at GROSS AMOUNT (can still be recorded eventually)
9. PL ratio is IRRELEVANT in this stage.2 Methods:
1. LUMP SUM LIQUIDATION
2, LIQUIDATION BY INSTALLMENT
- one time payment
LIQUIDATION PROCESS
STEP 1: Sale of Non-Cash Assets and Distribution of Gain or Loss to partners
(Realization of NCA}
STEP 2: Payment of Liabilities (does not affect capital balances)
Payment of Expenses (affects capital balances)
STEP 3: Elimination of Deficiency {order of priority)
A, Right of Offset (If DP has Loans Receivable from the partnership)
B. Additional Investment {If DP is solvent; up to extent of his solvency)
C. Absorption of others with adequate balance (If DP is Insolvent}
allocate based on remaining PL ratio
STEP 4: Payment to partners (order of priority)
A, Loan Accounts
B. Capital Accounts
NOTE: Before Liquidation, All Account Balances MUST BE ABJUSTED, specifically
capital accounts of partners
series of payment
SAME liquidation process as in Lump sum Liquidation, but itis done by installment.
1. In determining the Capital Accounts of partners before liquidation;
A, Receivables from partnership ‘Added to Capital
B, Payables to partnership Deducted from Capital
. Loan Accounts Maintained
D. Drawing Accounts Clased to Capital
E, Partnership Goadwill Written off and adjust Capital (PL ratio)
2. Gain or Loss is distributed to capital accounts based on partners’ PL ratio
3, abilities should be paid in full OR cash sufficient to ensure payment of all
liabillties and future expense must be withheld
3. After payment of all liabilities, partners loan accounts must be paid with right of offset.
4. Cash distribution to partners should be made with the objective of systematically
bringing the ratio of capital accounts In agreement with partners PL ratio. Thus, in
the end, PL RATIO= CAPITAL RATIO.DETERMINATION OF CASH DISTRIBUTION (TWO ALTERNATIVE METHODS)
SAFE PAYMENT
~ Done every cash payment to partners
A 8
Capital Balance soot voor
(] Maximum Loss poo} face) note t
Free Interest vo foo.)
44) Absorption boo} oxen?
To be Distributed ro a
note 2. Maximum Loss is composed of:
1. Unre. id Non-Cash Assets
2. Cash Withheld
‘Other components:
3. Unrealized Loss
4. Liabilities
note2: incase, there is a deficient partner during sate payment, deficiency shall
be ABSORBED ONLY by other partners, as they are alll considered insolvent
under safe payment, If No Deficiency, Frag interest = Distntutabie Cash.
CASH DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
~ determines partner to be pald first
A B
‘Capital Balance vot wot
(of-)Loans werface) _sooxbood)
Adjusted Capital Balance we woot
(+) corresponding PL ratio % %
Loss Absorption Ability mo we
note: whoever has the HIGHEST LAA shail be the FIRST PRIORITY in cash eistréution,
$0 onand sa forth
Lot Priority LAA rox "Any EXCESS CASH after
{-] 2nd Priority LAA pox) paying ell the priorities for
Excess ox COS distribution shail be
(*) correspanding PL ratio og _ Seeibuned ro oF parmners
To be distributed. 1st Priotity SE CE AN.
«80.0 and so forth
‘SHORTCUT SOLUTION
‘Cash, Beginning Balance 000
Proceeds from sale of NCA voor
Liquidation Expense ce)
Liabilities ee broce)
‘Cash withheld ox)4. INTEREST {on Beginning/Ending/Average/Original Capital)
~ would be a fractional year
~ given REGARDLESS of the result of operation (whether NI or NL)
~ Interest is NOT AN EXPENSE
~ Ifthe base is not specified, use AVERAGE Capital
™ must be specifically agreed upan by partners
Note: In averaging of capital, only the follawing ts considered:
1 Additional Investment
2 Permanent Withdrawals
* If based on Capital, interest is ADDED to partner's share in NI
« if based on Drawings, interest is DEDUCTED from partner's share In NI
2. SALARIES
~ would be a fractional year
~ given REGARDLESS of the result of operation (whether NI of NL)
> Interestis NOT AN EXPENSE
~ must be specifically agreed upan by partners
SPECIAL NOTE:
~ if there's an agreement that the amount to be distributed among the partners is
limited up ta the extent of profit only or based on the following priority, USE the
SALARY RATIO / INTEREST RATIO, whichever applicable
3. BONUS TO MANAGING PARTNER:
~ Provided if there's a PROFIT ONLY
* if based on NI Before Bonus, itis NOT an expense
* Ifbased on NI After Bonus, itis considered as EXPENSE
~ FORMULA;
* Bonus is at NI AFTER BONUS and/or others (S/I)
Niless required deductions (5/1
xBR
BONU!
(1+ Bonus Rate)B. BY INVESTMENT
DETERMINATION OF NEW PARTNER'S AGREED CAPITAL
Old Partners’ Contributed Capital 300
New Partner's Contributions sxx [AT
Under - Valuation of assets (if any) 70K
Over - Valuation of assets (if any) (00)
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS 700
(x) interest acquired %
AGREED CAPITAL OF NEW PARTNER KX (8)
NO revaluation or bonus or goodwill
UNDER-vallation or Bonus to OLD partners
OVER-valuation or Bonus to NEW partner
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METHOD 1: BONUS METHOD (If silent}
* Total Contributed Capital (TCC) = Total Agreed Capital (TAC)
* Partner's Contributed Capital (before admission) NOT EQUAL their Agreed Capital
{after admission}
» The change between partners’ capital account before and after admission is either
BONUS from old partnerd to new partner or vice versa.
OldA OldB NewC Total
Contributions 2K 0 006 20K
Bonus (echo Locesex _s004{s00%) =
Agreed Capital OK 00
METHOD 2: ASSET REVALUATION METHOD (not implied)
* Total Contributed Capital (TCC) NOT EQUAL Total Agreed Capital (TAC)
© Old partners’ contributed capital (before admission) NOT EQUAL their agreed
capital (after admission)
© New partner's contributed capital = agreed capital
# Over/Under Valuation is distributed to OLD PARTNERS using their PL RATIO
Old A Old B New C Total
‘Contributions ox 3008 300 so
Revaluation sxeroo,) —00x(a0x), so0xfx000)
Agreed Capital xxx 200 wot
NOTE: If osset revaluation Is an appropriate method, but the amount of over/under
valuation (or adjustment in assets) is not given, TOTAL AGREED CAPITAL is
computed as follows: | New Partner Contribution / acquired interest (%) in the firm)