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If deed is silent and partners' capitals are unequal, on what basis will remaining profit be shared?

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Correct answer: Equally

The partnership deed normally states the profit-sharing ratio. If the deed is silent on that matter, the general rule under partnership principles is that partners share profits equally, unless a valid contrary arrangement is established. The amount of capital contributed does not automatically determine the profit ratio. Thus, even when the partners’ capitals are unequal, the remaining profit is divided in equal proportions. Capital ratio, drawings ratio, and an interest ratio are not substitutes for an agreed profit-sharing ratio. Therefore option A is correct. This rule concerns sharing profit; it does not mean that capital balances themselves become equal.

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Partnership DeedSilent DeedEqual Profit SharingPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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