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If the deed is silent then which rule is correct for interest on drawings?

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Correct answer: No interest will be charged

Direct answer: Option A, no interest will be charged. Under the usual Indian partnership accounting rule, interest on drawings is allowed only when the partnership deed provides for it. Reasoning: drawings are withdrawals made by a partner; interest on drawings is a charge for using firm funds; therefore there must be an agreement authorising that charge. If the deed is silent, the agreed authority is absent, so no interest on drawings is recorded. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because a fixed 10% rate cannot be imposed without a deed provision. Option C is wrong because the rule does not depend on seniority. Option D is wrong because the bank does not decide an internal partnership adjustment. Do not confuse this with interest on a partner’s loan, which follows a separate rule. Memory cue: silent deed plus drawings equals no interest on drawings.

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