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Accountancy

Goodwill

Goodwill, or साख, is the intangible value a partnership firm earns through its reputation, customer loyalty, business connections, location and ability to generate profits above the normal return. In Class 12 Accountancy, students learn why goodwill is valued when partners are admitted, retire, or change their profit-sharing ratio. The topic introduces the basic ideas behind average profit, super profit and capitalisation methods, along with the need to adjust partners’ capital accounts fairly.

Hard · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Average profit minus normal profit
  2. Total capital minus outside liabilities
  3. Sales minus expenses
  4. Cash minus bank balance
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  1. Rupees 240000
  2. Rupees 360000
  3. Rupees 80000
  4. Rupees 600000
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  1. When recent years profits are more important
  2. When all years profits are equal
  3. When profits are always zero
  4. When only capital is known
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  1. Actual capital employed
  2. Drawings
  3. Partners salary
  4. Normal profit
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  1. Added back to profit
  2. Deducted again from profit
  3. Completely ignored
  4. Added to capital account
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  1. Deducted from profit
  2. Added to profit
  3. Given to new partner
  4. Deducted from normal profit
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  1. Rupees 50000
  2. Rupees 500000
  3. Rupees 10000
  4. Rupees 100000
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  1. ₹1,50,000
  2. ₹2,50,000
  3. ₹8,00,000
  4. ₹6,50,000
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  1. Super profit
  2. Gross profit
  3. Net sales
  4. Drawings
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  1. Rupees 200000
  2. Rupees 8000
  3. Rupees 40000
  4. Rupees 20000
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  1. Old partners in sacrificing ratio
  2. New partner in profit ratio
  3. All partners equally
  4. Only bank
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  1. Gaining ratio
  2. Sacrificing ratio
  3. Old capital ratio
  4. Equal ratio
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  1. Existing goodwill is written off among old partners in old ratio
  2. Existing goodwill is given to new partner
  3. Existing goodwill is added to cash account
  4. Existing goodwill is made bank loan
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  1. Old partners capital accounts in sacrificing ratio
  2. New partners capital account
  3. Goodwill account always
  4. Profit and loss account
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  1. Old partners capital accounts
  2. New partners current account
  3. Profit and loss adjustment account
  4. Goodwill account
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  1. New partners current or capital account
  2. Old partners bank account
  3. Profit and loss account
  4. Reserve account
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  1. When total firm value can be inferred from new partners capital and share
  2. When the firm has no profit
  3. When all partners bring equal capital
  4. When goodwill is always zero
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  1. Rupees 50000
  2. Rupees 100000
  3. Rupees 250000
  4. Rupees 400000
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  1. Stable customer base and consistent extra profit
  2. Repeated losses and poor reputation
  3. Uncertain location and no customer loyalty
  4. Only high drawings
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  1. Change in profit sharing ratio
  2. Mere purchase of stationery
  3. Daily attendance of employee
  4. Payment of electricity bill
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  1. Adjustment through capital accounts
  2. Open and permanently retain goodwill account
  3. Close all accounts
  4. Only prepare bank reconciliation
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  1. No entry is passed
  2. Cash account is debited
  3. Goodwill account is credited
  4. Profit and loss account is debited
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  1. A to B equals one ratio zero
  2. A to B equals zero ratio one
  3. A to B equals one ratio one
  4. A to B equals two ratio three
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  1. B
  2. A
  3. Both partners gain equally
  4. Neither partner gains
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  1. Gaining partner
  2. Sacrificing partner
  3. All partners equally
  4. Bank account

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