Chapter 1: Accounting for Partnership – Basic Concepts

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Final balance transferred to:

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Net profit is:

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Commission to partner is:

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Appropriation account shows:

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Loss is distributed:

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Profit transferred to partners:

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Partner’s salary is shown on:

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Interest on drawings is:

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Interest on capital is:

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Starting point is:

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It is prepared to:

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P&L Appropriation A/c is:

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Capital account shows:

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Salary to partner is:

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Interest on capital is:

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Drawings are recorded in:

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All entries recorded in one account in:

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Fluctuating capital means:

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Current account is prepared in:

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In fixed capital method:

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Two methods are:

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Methods of capital accounts:

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Deed must be:

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Registration of firm is:

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Interest on drawings without deed:

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Salary to partner without deed:

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Profit sharing without deed:

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Interest on capital (no deed):

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If no deed exists, provisions apply from:

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Deed includes:

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Written deed helps to:

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Partnership deed is:

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Partnership is dissolved by:

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Ownership of assets lies with:

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Partners are collectively called:

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Partnership is formed by:

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Mutual agency is:

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Profit sharing ratio is:

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Business carried on by:

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Number of partners should be:

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Liability of partners is:

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Partnership arises from:

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Agreement between partners is called:

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A minor can be:

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Mutual agency means:

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Essential element of partnership:

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Partnership firm has:

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Maximum number of partners (general case):

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Minimum number of partners in a partnership firm:

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Partnership is defined under which Act?

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