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If the partnership deed does not specify a profit-sharing ratio, what is the usual rule?

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Correct answer: Profits will be shared equally

When the deed is silent on profit sharing, the standard accounting/legal rule is that partners share profits equally. This is the default rule under partnership practice (and supported by the Partnership Act). Option B is a common distractor — sharing in the ratio of capitals applies only when the deed or agreement specifies it, not by default. Options C and D are incorrect because profits belong to the partners jointly and are not payable solely to a senior partner or to the government. Exam tip: If no ratio is given in the deed, write “shared equally” immediately; if asked, mention the relevant legal/default rule.

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Absence Of DeedProfit SharingPartnership AccountsBasic ConceptsPartnership DeedPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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