Accountancy, asked by kumarforvishalp8yd1m, 1 day ago

2. Which among the following is the correct justification for providing interest on Partner's Capital ?

A) Capital contribution is unequal but profit shares are equal
B) Capital contribution is equal but profit shares are unequal
C) Both A & B
D) None of the above​

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Answered by mynameaaditya
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c) both a and b

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Answered by Anonymous
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The correct option is C) Both A & B

  • In the case of the Capital method, generally two accounts are opened for recording the transactions, the capital and current account.
  • Capital Account that documents capital introduction. If there is an influx of new capital and a reduction of capital, it remains set year after year.
  • Thus, there are two conditions for providing interest on Partner's Capital which are -
  1. When a partner puts in uneven amounts of money yet splits the gains.
  2. When capital input is equal but profit sharing is uneven.
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