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What is the significance of the date of death when determining a deceased partner’s share?

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Correct answer: Profit or loss earned and other due adjustments up to the date of death are determined

The date of death acts as the cut-off date for partnership accounts. The deceased partner’s account includes the profit or loss up to that date, goodwill, accumulated profits or losses, and other relevant adjustments. Therefore, taking the profit for the entire year is incorrect because the post-death profit belongs to the continuing partners. Exam tip: While calculating the deceased partner’s share, apportion profit or loss up to the date of death using time or sales as the agreed basis.

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Deceased PartnerShare DeterminationPartnership AccountsGoodwill AdjustmentClass 12 AccountancyDeceased Partner’s ShareDeceased Partner S ShareReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A Partner

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