On B’s books:

Joint Venture, A and C, to Mexico  24,000.00
A 5,000.00
Cash 11,000.00
C 8,000.00
To set up the venture transaction.
B, Capital11,000.00
Joint Venture, A and C, Investment 11,000.00
To show capital invested in joint venture.
Joint Venture, A and C, to Mexico890.00
C 890.00
Freight, duty, etc., paid by C.

On C’s books:

Joint Venture, A and B, to Mexico24,000.00
A 5,000.00
B 11,000.00
Purchases 8,000.00
(As above.)
C, Capital8,000.00
Joint Venture, A and B, Investment 8,000.00
(As above.)
Joint Venture, A and B, to Mexico890.00
Cash 890.00
(As above.)
C, Capital890.00
Joint Venture, A and B, Investment 890.00
Freight, duty, etc., paid by C.

2. On B’s books at the time of settlement:

Joint Venture, A and C, to Mexico1,620.00
A 150.00
Interest Income, Joint Venture, A and C 330.00
C 1,140.00
6% interest on original contributions
of each partner for six months;
3% commission to C on sales.
C30,150.00
Joint Venture, A and C to Mexico 30,150.00
6% interest charged C on $30,000
for one month; C charged with his
collections from sales $30,000.

On C’s books:

Joint Venture, A and B, to Mexico1,620.00
A 150.00
B 330.00
Interest Income, Joint Venture, A and B 240.00
Commission Earned, Joint Venture, A and B 900.00
Cash30,000.00
Interest Cost150.00
Joint Venture, A and B, to Mexico 30,150.00

3. On the records of all the partners the Joint Venture account shows a credit balance, i.e., a profit of $3,640, the distribution of which will be as follows:

On B’s books: