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If loss ratio is not separately given in the deed how will loss normally be shared?

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Correct answer: In profit sharing ratio

The direct answer is option A: loss is normally shared in the profit-sharing ratio. A partnership deed may prescribe a special loss ratio, but if it does not, the agreed profit-sharing ratio is used. The reason is that the ratio agreed for sharing the business result is applied to both profit and loss unless the partners clearly make a different rule. Option B, salary ratio, is wrong because salary compensates for work and is not normally the basis for distributing loss. Option C, age ratio, has no ordinary accounting or partnership basis. Option D, sales ratio, measures sales contribution and is not the default sharing rule. Therefore A is correct. For example, if partners share profits 3:2, a loss of ₹10,000 is normally divided as ₹6,000 and ₹4,000. Exam cue: first look for a special deed clause; if none exists, use the profit ratio.

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