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If interest on a partner’s loan of Rs 2,000 was omitted, how would net profit appear?

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Correct answer: Higher by Rs 2,000

Interest on a partner’s loan is an expense of the firm and must be debited before arriving at net profit. The omitted amount is Rs 2,000, so the recorded expenses are understated by Rs 2,000. Consequently, net profit is overstated and appears Rs 2,000 higher than the correct figure. Option B is correct; omission cannot make the profit lower or automatically reduce it to zero.

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Partner Loan InterestOmitted ExpenseProfit OverstatementAdjustmentsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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