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What is the main difference between the capital account and the current account under the fixed-capital method?

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Correct answer: The capital account shows a fixed amount, while the current account records regular adjustments

The governing concept is the distinction between fixed and fluctuating capital systems. Under the fixed-capital method, the agreed capital contribution normally remains unchanged unless the partners formally decide to alter it. Routine items—partner’s share of profit or loss, salary, commission, interest on capital, interest on drawings, and drawings—are recorded in a separate current account. Consequently, option A is correct. The two accounts are related but are not always equal, so B is false. A current account belongs to the partner’s accounting records, not customers, and the capital account is not a bank-only account; therefore C and D are incorrect.

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Fixed CapitalCurrent AccountPartner AccountsCapital AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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