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Summary of 2 pages for the course Financial Accounting at Unisa (STEP BY STEP)

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  • April 7, 2024
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Accounting procedure based on the going-concern
perspective

This accounting procedure outlines the steps taken when a partnership undergoes a change in its
ownership structure from a going-concern perspective, particularly focusing on the admission of a new
partner. Here's a summary:

1. Prepare Preliminary Financial Position:

• Compile a pre-adjustment trial balance or preliminary statement of financial
position to serve as a starting point for recording changes.

• This step is not required for simplification purposes.



If the change in the ownership structure takes place during a financial period

• Books will not be closed off, meaning current accounts will not be closed off to capital accounts

2. Apportion Revaluation Surplus:

• Close off the revaluation surplus account and allocate it to partners' capital accounts
based on the existing profit-sharing ratio.

Debit : Revaluation Surplus

Credit : Capital ( Revaluation Surplus amount x ratio of partners before admission of new partner)

Credit:

3. Record Valuation Adjustments:

• Make adjustments to the values of assets and liabilities, as necessary, and record them
in a valuation account.

4. Record Goodwill:

• If applicable, record any goodwill initially acquired according to partnership agreements.

5. Record Change in Ownership Structure:

• Record the contribution of the new partner to relevant asset and liability accounts, as
well as the new partner's capital account.

Debit : Bank

Credit : Capital of new partner

Next : Calculate ratio

6. Reinstate Revaluation Surplus:

• Reopen the previously closed revaluation surplus account and allocate it to new
partners' capital accounts based on the new profit-sharing ratio.

Debit : Capital account

Credit : Revaluation account

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