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- AccountancyBSA3A
- Fundamentals of Accountancy, Business, and ManagementACCO 20033
- Teaching and Assessment of Literature StudiesEE325
- Hospitality ManagementBSHM2
- EthicsGE213
- BS Business Administration
- BS Fine ArtsBSFN 1101
- Bsba - Financial ManagementBAFM
- Income TaxationAE311-TAX
- TaxationTax101
- Accountancy BSA-2BBSA123
- Science Technology and SocietySTS 301
- Understanding the SelfGE 1
- Building and Enhance New Literacies Across the CurriculumBENL101
- MarketsBLAW2001
- Practical ResearchPR1
- Komunikasyon sa pagbasaFIL2
- Empowerment TechnologyGE101AccountancyBSA3AAccountancy BSA-2BBSA123BS Business AdministrationBS Fine ArtsBSFN 1101Bsba - Financial ManagementBAFMBuilding and Enhance New Literacies Across the CurriculumBENL101business intelligence and analysisBIA207Community Engagement Solidarity and CitizenshipCSC12Empowerment TechnologyGE101EthicsGE213fundamental of accounting and reportingFAR-1Fundamentals of Accountancy, Business, and ManagementACCO 20033Hospitality ManagementBSHM2Human ResourceHRM122Income TaxationAE311-TAXIncome taxationIt ApplicationA132IT ApplicationA132-ITAKomunikasyon sa pagbasaFIL2literacy training serviceslts 1MarketsBLAW2001math in the modern worldmmw-1Obligation and ContractsOblicon 23-24Practical ResearchPR1Project ManagementPM413Readings in Philippine HistoryGE122Rizals Life and WorksGE214Science Technology and SocietySTS 301Strategic MangementSM 201TaxationTax101Teaching and Assessment of Literature StudiesEE325UGRD-ENG6203 Engineering EconomicsHejrjthgUnderstanding the SelfGE 1
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Samala, Sanchez and Santos decided to dissolve the partnership on June 30, 2021. Their capital balances and profit and loss ratio on this date are: Samala, 672,000 (45%); Sanchez, 864,000 (25%); and Santos, 384,000 (30%). The profit from January 1 through June 30 is 144,000. Also on this date, cash and liabilities are 504,000 and 696,000, respectively.
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