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a partner who died has known as deceased partner​

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Answered by Misthi7UwU
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According to the Indian Partnership Act, 1932. Deceased partner is one who has discontinued the partnership due to his death. A contract between the partners of the enterprise is not dissolved by the death of a partner, the estate of a dead partner is not responsible for any act of the enterprise done after his death.

The accounting treatment in the occurrence of death of a partner is :

Similar to that, when a partner retires and that in case of deceased partner his belonging is transferred to his legal enforcers and settled in a similar way as that of the partner who retires

However, there is one primary distinction, the retirement usually takes place during the closure of an accounting period or financial year, the death of a partner may take place any time

Therefore, in the case of a partner, his rights shall also incorporate his share of gains or loss, interest on drawings (if any), interest on capital from the last date of the Balance Sheet to the date of his death of these, the main issue associates to the computation of profit for a moderate period

Since, it is contemplated burdensome to close the books and outline final a/c, for the period, the dead partner’s share of profit may be computed on the ground of previous year’s gain (or aggregate of past few years) or on the base of sales

Answered by dassnigdha761
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The partner who dies is known as a deceased partner. Where the company is not dissolved by a partner's death under a contract between the partners , The estate of a deceased partner shall not be liable for any act committed by the company after his death....

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