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What is the main reason the capital account balance changes every year under fluctuating capital method?

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Correct answer: All adjustments are made in the same account

Direct answer: Option A, all adjustments are made in the same account. In the fluctuating, or changing, capital method, only one capital account is normally maintained for each partner. This account receives credits such as profit share, salary, commission, and interest on capital. It receives debits such as drawings, interest on drawings, and loss share. Step by step: begin with opening capital; add credited items; subtract debited items; the resulting figure is closing capital. Since these items are posted directly to the capital account, its balance changes every year. Option A is correct because it states the real reason for fluctuation. Option B is wrong: an account is prepared and is essential for recording the changes. Option C is wrong because a change in bank balance is not the accounting rule determining capital. Option D is wrong because partners do exist in a partnership. Exam cue: fluctuating capital means one account absorbs all regular adjustments.

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