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Why is the deceased partner’s share of goodwill added to the deceased partner’s account at the time of reconstitution?

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Correct answer: Because his share in the firm’s goodwill is part of the amount payable to him

Goodwill represents the firm’s reputation and earning capacity, to which the deceased partner contributed. Therefore, at reconstitution, the deceased partner’s share of goodwill is credited to the partner’s capital or current account, as provided by the partnership agreement, and becomes payable to the partner’s legal representative. It is not added because of any bank requirement, increase in stock, or universal tax rule. Exam tip: While calculating the amount due to a deceased partner, include the partner’s share of goodwill in the capital account settlement.

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Partnership AccountsGoodwillDeceased PartnerReconstitutionCapital AccountDeceased Partner’s ShareDeceased Partner S ShareReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A Partner

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