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

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Correct answer: He no longer remains a partner after death

On death, the deceased partner’s rights and obligations as a partner cease. Therefore, the deceased partner is entitled only to the profit earned up to the date of death; profits earned afterward belong to the continuing or reconstituted firm. Option B is incorrect because the deceased partner’s capital account may still have a balance that must be settled. Exam tip: while calculating the deceased partner’s profit share, restrict the period to the date of death.

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Deceased Partner SharePartnership ReconstitutionRetirement And DeathProfit CalculationAccountancy Class 12Deceased Partner’s ShareDeceased Partner S ShareReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A Partner

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