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Distribution
| Leigh Meadows | Byron Leef | Total | |
| Salary allowance | 40000 | 35000 | 75000 |
| Remainder | 95000/2 = -47500 | -47500 | -95000 |
| Net (loss) | -7500 | -12500 | -20000 |
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