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In adjustment table if a partner received excess profit what will happen to his account?

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Correct answer: It will be debited

In an adjustment table, the purpose is to correct the amounts of profit that partners should have received compared with what they actually received. If a partner has received more profit than the correct amount, that partner has been given an excess benefit. The excess must be taken back through the adjustment entry.

An amount recoverable from a partner is shown by debiting that partner’s account. The debit reduces the partner’s credit or benefit by the excess amount and transfers the correction to the partner who was undercredited. Therefore option A is correct. A credit would be suitable for a partner who had received less than the amount properly due, not for one who received excess profit.

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Excess ProfitPartner DebitAdjustment

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