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If interest on capital of ₹6,000 that should have been charged was omitted from the books, how will the distributable profit appear?

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Correct answer: Higher by ₹6,000

Interest on capital is an expense/appropriation that should reduce profit. Omitting the ₹6,000 interest means that expense was not deducted, so distributable profit is overstated by ₹6,000. The closest distractor (B) is wrong because omission increases, not decreases, profit. Exam tip: Always review the Profit & Loss Appropriation and adjustment column for omitted charges and correct the distributable profit before division among partners.

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Interest On CapitalOmissionProfit OverstatementPartnership AccountsAdjustmentsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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