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For what purpose can an insurance clause be included in a partnership deed?

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Correct answer: To protect the firm against business risks and compensate for losses

An insurance clause is meant to provide cover for business risks (fire, theft, accidents, key-person death, etc.) so that losses can be compensated and the firm's continuity secured. The deed may require insurance on assets, stock or partners' lives so insurance proceeds meet liabilities or compensate for loss. Option B is wrong because insurance transactions are recorded in the books and cannot be used to conceal profits. Options C and D are not purposes of insurance. Exam tip: when reading deed clauses, associate insurance with risk management and continuity, not with capital manipulation or hiding income.

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PartnershipInsurancePartnership DeedRisk ManagementPartnership AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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