Accountancy, asked by mahmudulh16, 4 months ago

abc are partners sharing profits and losses in 3:2:1. they admit d for 1/4th share in profi and losses and he brought in rs 150000 for his share of goodwill which was credited to capital account of b and c respectively with 125000 and 25000 calculate new profits sharing ratio​

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Answered by divyanshpatidar51
0

Answer:

see below

Explanation:

Whenever there is a change in the profit sharing ratio of partners, sacrificing ratio of partners is calculated to distribute the share of goodwill among them.

The sacrificing ratio can be calculated using the formula given below:  

Oldprofitsharingratio−Newprofitsharingratio

Substitute values in the above equation

A  

ssacrificingratio=  

6

3

​  

−  

5

2

​  

=  

30

15−12

​  

=  

30

3

​  

 

B  

ssacrificingratio=  

6

2

​  

−  

5

2

​  

=  

30

10−12

​  

=  

30

−2

​  

 

C  

ssacrificingratio=  

6

1

​  

−  

5

1

​  

=  

30

5−6

​  

=  

30

−1

​  

 

Share of goodwill for every partner can be calculated using the formula given below

Goodwill  

sshare=Partner  

sratio×Goodwillamount

Substitute values in the above equation

A  

sGoodwillshare=  

30

3

​  

×Rs60,000=Rs6,000

B  

sGoodwillshare=  

30

2

​  

×Rs60,000=Rs4,000

C  

sGoodwillshare=  

30

1

​  

×Rs60,000=Rs2,000

Journal entry is recorded in the following way

B  

scapitala/cDrRs4000

C  

scapitala/cDrRs2000

ToA  

scapitala/cRs6000.

Answered by chandrahasapoojary2
0

Answer:

Sharing of profit ( Old Ratio) = 15000 : 10000 : 5000

Sharing of profit ( New Ratio) = 12000 : 12000 : 6000

Difference - A Cr. 3000 ; B Dr. 2000 ; C Dr. 1000

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