Ch 12 Accounting for Partnerships Flashcards
admission by investment
Admission of a partner by an investment of assets in the partnership. Both partnership net assets and total capital increase. (p. 647)
admission of a new partner by purchase of a partner’s interest
Admission of a partner through a personal transaction between one or more existing partners and the new partner. It does not change total partnership assets or total capital. (p. 646)
capital deficiency
A debit balance in a partner’s capital account after the allocation of a gain or loss on liquidation of a partnership. Capital deficiencies can be repaid or allocated among the remaining partners. (p. 655)
Limited liability partnership (LLP)
A partnership in which partners have limited liability for other partners’ negligence. (p. 635)
Limited partnership (LP)
A partnership in which one or more general partners have unlimited liability, and the other partners, known as limited partners, have limited liability for the obligations of the partnership. (p. 635)
mutual agency
The concept that the action of any partners is binding on all other partners. (p. 635)
no capital deficiency
A situation where all partners have credit balances after the allocation of a gain or a loss on liquidation of a partnership. (p. 655)
partnership
An association of individuals who operate a business for profit. (p. 634)
partnership agreement
A written contract that expresses the voluntary agreement of two or more individuals in a partnership. (p. 636)
partnership dissolution
A change in the number of partners that dissolves (ends) the partnership. It does not necessarily end the business. (p. 634)
partnership liquidation
An event that ends both the legal and economic life of a partnership. (p. 655)
profit and loss ratio
The basis for dividing both profit and loss in a partnership. (p. 640)
realization
The sale of noncash assets for cash on the liquidation of a partnership. (p. 655)
statement of partners’ equity
The equity statement for a partnership that shows the changes in each partner’s capital balance, and in total partnership capital, during the year. (p. 645)
withdrawal by payment from partners’ personal assets
Withdrawal of a partner by a personal transaction between partners. It does not change total partnership assets or total capital. (p. 651)