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In which situation will an old partner get no share in the incoming partner’s goodwill?

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Correct answer: When the partner’s new profit share is equal to or greater than the old share

Goodwill brought by an incoming partner compensates the existing partners for the reduction, or sacrifice, in their profit shares. A partner receives a share of that compensation only when the partner actually sacrifices part of the old share. If the partner’s new profit share is equal to the old share, the sacrifice is zero; if the new share is greater, the partner has gained rather than sacrificed. In both cases, that partner is not entitled to compensation from the incoming partner’s goodwill. Therefore, option A is correct. Capital size, possession of a bank account and the firm’s cash balance do not determine the sacrificing ratio or goodwill entitlement.

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Sacrificing RatioGoodwill CompensationAdmission Of PartnerGoodwill AccountingReconstitution Admission Of A PartnerAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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