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Accountancy

Deceased Partner’s Share

In Class 12 Accountancy, this topic from “Reconstitution – Retirement or Death of a Partner” explains how a deceased partner’s claim is determined and settled. Students learn to calculate the partner’s share of profit up to the date of death, adjust goodwill, revaluation profit or loss, reserves and accumulated items, and prepare the deceased partner’s Capital and Current Accounts. The topic also covers the amount transferred to the Executor’s Account and the accounting entries used for final settlement.

Hard · Level 3 · 25 questions

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01If a deceased partner’s capital account shows ₹78,000, the goodwill attributable to the partner is ₹12,000, and the accumulated loss adjusted against the partner’s share is ₹10,000, what is the net claim payable to the deceased partner’s legal representative?

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02If the partnership deed is silent, where is the profit share up to the date of death credited?

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03Case: The deed does not specify the method of estimating profit. What is the most appropriate basis?

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04In a firm, a deceased partner’s capital is ₹85,000 and their share of goodwill is ₹15,000. If there are no other adjustments, what will be the deceased partner’s total claim?

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05On the death of a partner, how is the partner’s share of accumulated profits, such as the general reserve, treated in the partner’s account?

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06A deceased partner’s capital account has a credit balance of ₹92,000. His share of the revaluation profit is ₹8,000, and there are no other adjustments. What total amount will be payable to his legal representative?

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07If the amount due to a deceased partner is not paid immediately, to which account is it generally transferred?

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08If the total amount due to a deceased partner is ₹1,18,000 and the partner’s drawings are ₹8,000, what will be the net claim?

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09In the deceased partner’s claim, if the capital is ₹70,000 and the partner’s share of the reserve fund is ₹12,000, what will be the total claim based on these two items?

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10While determining the amount payable through a deceased partner’s capital account, which of the following items is generally deducted?

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11A deceased partner’s capital balance is ₹105000 and their share of goodwill is ₹15000, while drawings amount to ₹5000. Assuming there are no other adjustments, what will be the deceased partner’s net claim?

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12If the deceased partner’s total claim is ₹1,54,000 and a revaluation loss of ₹4,000 is to be deducted from it, what will be the net claim?

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13To whom is the amount due to a deceased partner ultimately paid?

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14On the death of a partner, his capital is ₹60,000 and accumulated profits credited to his account amount to ₹14,000. Based on these two items, what will be the deceased partner’s total claim?

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15The total claim payable to a deceased partner is ₹1,35,000. If ₹35,000 has already been paid, what amount remains payable?

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16On the death of a partner, in what form is the deceased partner’s share of the reserve fund included in the claim payable to him?

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17On the death of a partner, ₹81,000 is due as capital, ₹9,000 as the partner’s share of goodwill, and ₹10,000 as the share of profit up to the date of death. What will be the deceased partner’s total claim?

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18A deceased partner’s total claim is ₹1,26,000. If accumulated loss of ₹6,000 is to be adjusted against the claim, what will be the revised claim?

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19A deceased partner’s Capital Account has a balance of ₹98,000. His drawings are ₹8,000 and his share of the firm’s goodwill is valued at ₹10,000. Assuming no other adjustments, what will be the net claim payable to the deceased partner’s executor?

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20The total claim in a deceased partner’s account is ₹168000. If a loss share of ₹18000 is to be adjusted against it, what will be the net claim?

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21Why is the deceased partner not entitled to a share of profits earned after the date of death?

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22On the date of a partner’s death, his capital is ₹77,000, his share in the reserve fund is ₹13,000, and his share of profit earned up to the date of death is ₹10,000. Assuming there are no other adjustments, what amount is payable to the deceased partner’s executor?

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23Excluding other adjustments, if the deceased partner’s capital is ₹89,000 and their share of accumulated profits is ₹11,000, what is the total amount payable to the deceased partner’s successor?

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24On the death of a partner, how is the deceased partner’s share of accumulated loss recorded in his account?

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25If a deceased partner’s capital is ₹94,000 and the goodwill attributable to the partner is ₹16,000, what will be the partner’s total claim, assuming there are no other adjustments?

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