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When a partner dies, who generally claims the amount due in respect of the deceased partner’s capital account, current account and share of profit?

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Correct answer: Legal heir

The amount due to a deceased partner is payable to the partner’s legal heir or legal representative, who therefore generally makes the claim. A customer deals with the firm’s goods or services, a bank may be a lender or account holder, and an auditor only examines the accounts; none of them succeeds to the deceased partner’s rights. Exam tip: On death, the deceased partner’s share of profit is calculated up to the date of death and the amount due is paid to the legal representative.

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AccountancyPartnershipReconstitutionDeceased Partner ShareLegal HeirRetirement Or DeathDeceased Partner’s ShareDeceased Partner S Share

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