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In a partnership, how is a partner's share of profit shown in the partner's account?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: It is credited

A partner’s share of profit increases the partner’s claim on the firm (capital/current account), so it is recorded as a credit to the partner’s account. Option B is incorrect because a debit entry is used for losses or withdrawals, not for profits. Options C and D are also wrong: profits must be accounted for (not ignored) and are shown in the partner’s account, not automatically recorded as a bank deposit. Exam tip: remember the rule — profit results in a credit to the partner’s account; loss results in a debit.

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Partnership AccountsShare Of ProfitCapital AccountCredit EntryAccounting BasicsCapital AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancy

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