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How is the sacrificing ratio calculated?

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Correct answer: Old ratio minus new ratio

The sacrificing ratio measures the share of existing profit that an old partner gives up in favour of a new partner, usually at the time of admission. For each old partner, the formula is Sacrificing Ratio = Old Profit-Sharing Ratio − New Profit-Sharing Ratio. A positive difference shows that the partner has sacrificed part of the former share. The new partner compensates the sacrificing partners for this benefit through goodwill, in proportion to their sacrifice. New ratio minus old ratio instead identifies a gaining share, while the other two options are unrelated accounting calculations. Hence option A states the correct formula.

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GoodwillSacrificing RatioAdmissionFormulaPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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