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Total profit is Rs 60,000 and A has a minimum guarantee of Rs 20,000 while his normal share is Rs 24,000. What should be done in this situation?

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Correct answer: No deficiency will be given

A guarantee ensures a partner receives at least the guaranteed amount. Here A's normal share is Rs 24,000 which is greater than the guarantee of Rs 20,000, so there is no deficiency and no additional payment or deduction is required. Option B would apply only if A's share were less than the guarantee (for example, if his share were Rs 16,000 then a Rs 4,000 top‑up would be needed). Options C and D are incorrect because no deduction or loss allocation is justified when the normal share already satisfies the guarantee. Exam tip: Always compare normal share with the guarantee; pay deficiency only when (guarantee − share) > 0.

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Minimum GuaranteePartnership AccountsProfit DistributionDeficiencyPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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