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The partnership deed states that partners will not charge their personal expenses to the firm. This provision exemplifies which accounting concept?

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Correct answer: Separate accounting of firm and partners

This provision reflects the 'separate accounting of firm and partners' (separate entity) concept. According to this principle, the firm's accounts must be kept distinct from partners' personal transactions so that the firm's true profit and financial position are ascertainable. Charging personal expenses to the firm's books would distort profit and capital balances. Closest distractor — 'Partner's loan' — differs because a partner loan is a specific transaction between a partner and the firm that should be recorded; it is not the same as improperly charging a partner's personal living expenses to the firm. Exam tip: when the question mentions 'personal' or 'private' expenses not to be charged to the firm, choose the separate entity / separate accounting principle.

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Partnership DeedSeparate EntityAccounting ConceptsPartnership AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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