Member's share in association income: deduct member payments, apportion balance, then add or adjust remunerations. A member's share is computed by deducting any interest, salary, bonus, commission or remuneration paid to members from the association's total income and ... Summary
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Member's share in association income: deduct member payments, apportion balance, then add or adjust remunerations.
A member's share is computed by deducting any interest, salary, bonus, commission or remuneration paid to members from the association's total income and apportioning the balance among members; if the apportioned amount to a member is a profit the remuneration paid to that member is added to that amount, if a loss the remuneration is adjusted against it. The computed share is apportioned among the same heads of income as those used for the association, and interest on capital borrowed by a member for investment in the association is deductible under Profits and Gains of Business or Profession.
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