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What is the correct formula of sacrificing ratio?

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Correct answer: Old share minus new share

Direct answer: Option A, old share minus new share. The sacrificing ratio measures how much of an old partner’s profit share is given up for a new partner. For each partner, calculate the old fraction and the new fraction, then use: Sacrifice = Old share − New share. If the result is positive, that partner sacrifices; if it is negative, the partner gains. Option A is therefore correct. Option B, new share minus old share, gives the reverse sign and is used to identify gain, not the standard sacrificing formula. Option C, capital minus goodwill, compares money figures and does not measure a profit-sharing change. Option D, goodwill minus capital, is also unrelated to a ratio of shares. A common mistake is to subtract the ratios without first converting them into comparable fractions. Exam cue: old minus new means the old partner’s share has reduced.

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