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What is the logic of adding interest on drawings in profit distribution?

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Correct answer: It is amount receivable by firm from partner

The direct answer is A: interest on drawings is an amount receivable by the firm from the partner. Drawings are personal withdrawals made by a partner. Because the partner uses firm money for personal purposes, the firm charges interest; this interest is income for the firm. In the Profit and Loss Appropriation Account, interest on drawings is therefore shown on the credit side. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because the firm is not paying this interest to the partner; the partner pays it to the firm. Option C is wrong because it is not an ordinary operating expense such as rent or wages. Option D is wrong because interest on a loan is charged on borrowed money received by the firm, whereas drawings are money withdrawn by a partner. Exam cue: interest on drawings benefits the firm, so it is credited.

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