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Stanley and Barclay entered a joint venture to share profits and losses equally from dealing in second hand digital TVs. Throughout July, the parties made various purchases and sales. On July 31, Stanley sold five TVs for a total of £3,100. The relevant joint venture accounts must be shown in the books of both Stanley and Barclay to reflect the transactions and determine any profit or loss to be shared.

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Joint Venture FW

Stanley and Barclay entered a joint venture to share profits and losses equally from dealing in second hand digital TVs. Throughout July, the parties made various purchases and sales. On July 31, Stanley sold five TVs for a total of £3,100. The relevant joint venture accounts must be shown in the books of both Stanley and Barclay to reflect the transactions and determine any profit or loss to be shared.

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Joint venture accounts From Frankwood

40.1 Stanley and Barclay enter a joint venture to share profits or losses equally resulting from
dealings in second hand digital TVs. Both parties take an active part in the business, each recording
his own transactions. They have no joint banking account or separate set of books.
20X3
July 1 Stanley buys four TVs for a total of £1,100.
== 3 Stanley pays for repairs £840.
== 4 Barclay pays office rent £300 and advertising expenses £90.
== 6 Barclay pays for packaging materials £34.
== 7 Barclay buys a TV in excellent condition for £600.
== 31 Stanley sells the five TVs to various customers, the sales being completed on this date,
and totalling £3,100.
Show the relevant accounts in the books of both joint venturers.

40.2A Frank entered into a joint venture with Graham for the purchase and sale of robot
mowers. They agreed that profits and losses should be shared equally.
The following transactions took place:
(a) Frank purchased mowers for £120,400 and paid carriage £320.
(b) Graham purchased mowers for £14,860 and paid carriage £84.
(c) Graham paid to Frank £70,000.
(d) Frank sold mowers for £104,590 and sent a cheque for £50,000 to Graham.
(e) Graham sold for £19,200 all the mowers he had purchased.
(f ) The unsold mowers in the possession of Frank were taken over by him at a valuation of
£40,000.
(g) The amount due from one venturer to the other was paid and the joint venture was dissolved.
You are required to prepare:
(i) a statement to show the net profit or loss of the joint venture, and
(ii ) the accounts for the joint venture in the books of Frank and Graham.

40.3 Bull, Craig and Finch entered into a joint venture for dealing in strawberries. The trans-
actions connected with this venture were:
20X9
May 1 Bull rented land for two months for £600.
== 2 Craig supplied plants cost £510.
== 3 Bull employed labour for planting £260.
== 16 Craig charged motor expenses £49.
== 19 Bull employed labour for fertilising £180.
== 29 Bull paid the following expenses: Sundries £19, Labour £210, Fertiliser £74.
June 11 Finch employed labour for lifting strawberries £416.
== 24 Sale expenses paid by Finch £318.
== 26 Finch received cash from sale proceeds £2,916.
Required:
Show the joint venture accounts in the books of Bull, Craig and Finch. Also show in full the method
of arriving at the profit on the venture which is to be apportioned: Bull four-sevenths; Craig two-
sevenths; Finch one-seventh.
Any outstanding balances between the parties are settled by cheque on 31 July.
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40.4A Rock, Hill and Pine enter into a joint venture for dealing in paintings. The following trans-
actions took place:
20X4
May 1 Rock rented a shop paying 3 months rent £2,100.
== 3 Hill bought a van for £2,200.
== 5 Hill bought paintings for £18,000.
== 17 Pine received cash from sale proceeds of paintings £31,410.
== 23 Rock bought paintings for £317,000.
June 9 Van broke down. Pine agreed to use his own van for the job until cessation of the joint
venture at an agreed charge of £600.
== 14 Van bought on May 3 was sold for £1,700. Proceeds were kept by Rock.
== 17 Sales of paintings, cash being paid by Hill £4,220.
== 25 Lighting bills paid for shop by Pine £86.
== 29 Pine bought paintings for £1,700.
July 3 General expenses of shop paid for £1,090, Pine and Rock paying half each.
== 16 Paintings sold by Pine £2,300, proceeds being kept by him.
== 31 Joint venture ended. The paintings still in stock were taken over at an agreed valuation
of £6,200 by Hill.
Required:
Show the joint venture accounts in the books of the three parties. Show in full the workings
needed to arrive at the profit on the venture. The profit or loss was to be split: Hill one-half; Rock
one-third; Pine one-sixth. Any outstanding balances between the parties were settled on 31 July
20X4.

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