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If the deed specifies an additional loan given by a partner to the firm, it will be treated separately from what?

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Correct answer: Partner's capital

A loan given by a partner (when mentioned in the deed) is treated as a liability of the firm and recorded in a separate loan account, not combined with the partner's capital account. Capital represents the partner's investment in the business, whereas a loan carries separate repayment and interest terms as per the deed. The closest distractor, the partner's current account, is incorrect because current accounts record routine transactions and profit-sharing adjustments — a formal loan is maintained separately. Exam tip: always check the deed for how funds are classified; if described as a loan, post it to a loan account and apply the deed's interest/repayment terms.

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Partnership AccountsPartnership DeedPartner LoanCapitalFirm LiabilitiesAccounting BasicsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancy

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