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Net profit is Rs 100,000. A's salary is Rs 20,000, B's commission is Rs 10,000, interest on drawings is Rs 5,000, and a reserve of Rs 15,000 is created. What is the remaining profit?

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Correct answer: 60,000 rupees

The governing concept is the preparation of a Profit and Loss Appropriation Account, in which partner salary, commission and reserve are appropriations while interest on drawings is income for the firm. Start with net profit of Rs 100,000 and add interest on drawings of Rs 5,000, giving Rs 105,000 available for appropriation. Deduct A’s salary of Rs 20,000, B’s commission of Rs 10,000 and the reserve of Rs 15,000. The remaining profit is Rs 100,000 + Rs 5,000 − Rs 20,000 − Rs 10,000 − Rs 15,000 = Rs 60,000. Therefore option A is correct. The other amounts arise from omitting interest, treating it as a deduction, or leaving out one of the stated appropriations.

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Appropriation AccountInterest On DrawingsRemaining ProfitProfit DistributionPartnership AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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