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While determining average or maintainable profit for goodwill valuation, what is done with an expense that is not expected to occur in the future?

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Correct answer: It is added back to profit

Maintainable profit represents the profit expected under normal future conditions. An expense that will not recur in the future will not reduce future normal earnings, so it is added back to the current profit while calculating maintainable profit. Therefore, option A is correct. Option B is incorrect because it would reduce the profit unnecessarily. Exam tip: Add back non-recurring expenses that will not continue, but deduct additional expenses expected in the future.

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GoodwillMaintainable ProfitPartnership AccountsProfit AdjustmentNon Recurring ExpensePartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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