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In the absence of a partnership deed, how much interest on partners' capital is allowed?

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Correct answer: Nothing

The accounting rule is that interest on capital is allowed only if the partnership deed specifies it. When there is no deed or the deed is silent about interest on capital, partners are generally not entitled to interest on their capital, so the correct answer is 'Nothing'. The closest distractor (Six percent) is incorrect because there is no automatic default rate — a rate applies only when the deed provides for it. Exam tip: Always check the partnership deed first; if it is silent about interest on capital, do not allow interest in adjustments.

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Partnership AccountsPartnership DeedInterest On CapitalAccounting AdjustmentsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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