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If B has been paid an excess profit of ₹3,000, what adjustment will be made to B's account during the adjustment?

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Correct answer: Debit ₹3,000 to B's account

When a partner has been paid excess profit, the excess must be recovered from that partner. Thus B's account is debited by ₹3,000 to reduce B's balance and restore correct profit distribution. The closest distractor (credit) is wrong because crediting B would increase his balance instead of recovering the excess. Transferring to reserve or making no adjustment are irrelevant to correcting overpayment. Exam tip: identify who was overpaid (debit their account) and who was underpaid (credit their account) when making profit adjustments.

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Partnership AccountsAdjustmentsExcess ProfitPartners AccountAccountancyClass12Partnership Accounts Basic ConceptsClass 12 Mcq

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