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Chapter 16

Financial Statements for a Partnership

Essential Questions

  • Where is the information obtained to prepare Financial Statements?
  • How is an income statement for a merchandising business organized as a partnership prepared?
  • How are component percentages calculated for an Income Statement?
  • How are component percentages used to analyze an Income Statement?
  • How is a distribution of net income statement and an owners' equity statement for a merchandising business organized as a partnership prepared?
  • How is a balance sheet for a merchandising business organized as a partnership prepared?
 

TERMS FOR CHAPTER 16

- cost of merchandise sold
- distribution of net income statement
- supporting schedule

- gross profit on sales
- owners' equity statement

ASSIGNMENTS

Income Statement
Read pp. 398-404

1) View Power Point presentation 16-1
2) Complete Application Problem 16-1 p. 422
3) Work on Study Guide 16
March 10

Component Percentages
Read pp. 405-409

1) View Power Point presentation 16-2
2) Complete Application Problem 16-2 p. 422
3) Continue to Work on Study Guide 16
March 11

Distribution of Net Income and Owners'
Equity Statements

Read pp. 410-415

1) View Power Point presentation 16-3
2) Complete Application Problems 16-3 & 16-4 p. 423
3) Continue to Work on Study Guide 16
March 11

Balance Sheet
Read pp. 416-421

1) View Power Point presentation 16-4
2) Complete Application Problem 16-5 p. 423
3) Complete Study Guide 16
March 12

Complete Mastery Problem 16-6 p. 424
March 13

Complete Challenge Problem 16-7 p. 425
Due March 14

Additional Chapter exercises
Chapter Sixteen Internet Activity
Accounting in Your Career p. 399
Due March 14