Steve and Roger allocate 2/3 of their partnership's profits and losses to Steve and 1/3 to Roger. If the net income of the firm is
$32,000,
calculate Roger's share of net income. (Do not round any intermediate calculations.)
A.
$32,000
B.
$21,333
C.
$26,667
D.
Soliution-
Share of Rogers Net income = $32,000*1/3
Share of Rogers Net income =$ 10,667
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