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Calculation of p&l suspense

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Answered by Anonymous
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In case of Death of a partner, Share of deceased partner in the profits or losses of the firm (till the date of his/her death) is paid through Profit and Loss Suspense Account. At the time death of a partner, Profit and Loss A/c will not be debit/credit because, it is not possible for the firm to alter the books during the year, thus on the date of death a partner Profit and Loss Suspense A/c is debited/credited. 

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Answered by souvikgod7
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A P&L suspense account is used to record some fictitious profits for the purpose of settlement of share of profits to a deceased partner. Later, such errors are identified and rectified and accordingly adjusted in the books of accounts so that the balance of the P&L suspense a/c is zero.

In case of a death of a partner, share of deceased partner in the profit or losses of the firm (till the death of his/her death) is paid through profit and loss suspense account. At the time of the death of the partner, profit and loss account will not be debit or credit because, it is not possible for the firm to alter the books during the year, thus on the date of a death of a partner profit and loss account is debited or credited.

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Calculation

It is account is made when any partner died between the accounting year.

it's debited to death partner account and it is shown in assets side of the balance sheet . and one special things is that it is created when remaining partner doesn't change their profit sharing ratio.

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