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Accountancy

Goodwill Settlement

In this Class 12 Accountancy topic, students learn how goodwill is settled when a partner retires or dies during the reconstitution of a partnership firm. The topic explains the purpose of goodwill adjustment, the retiring or deceased partner’s entitlement, and the accounting treatment for recording the amount due from continuing partners. Students also practise journal entries and understand how the adjustment affects partners’ capital accounts, gaining ratio, and the firm’s financial records.

Easy · Level 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Retiring partner's capital account
  2. Cash account
  3. Sales account
  4. Building account
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  1. Because they gain future profit
  2. Because they leave the firm
  3. Because they are creditors
  4. Because they receive salary
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  1. ₹ 20000
  2. ₹ 30000
  3. ₹ 40000
  4. ₹ 60000
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  1. ₹30,000
  2. ₹45,000
  3. ₹60,000
  4. ₹90,000
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  1. One-sixth
  2. Two-sixths
  3. Three-sixths
  4. Five-sixths
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  1. When new shares of continuing partners are given
  2. When goods are purchased
  3. When rent is paid
  4. When bank loan is taken
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  1. Zero
  2. Full share
  3. Half share
  4. Double share
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  1. Continuing partners' capital accounts debited and retiring partner's capital account credited
  2. Goodwill account debited and cash account credited
  3. Cash account debited and goodwill account credited
  4. Retiring partner debited and continuing partners credited
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  1. Goodwill may be only an internal adjustment
  2. Goodwill is always cash
  3. Goodwill has no value ever
  4. Goodwill is deposited only in bank
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  1. Three tenth
  2. Four tenth
  3. Seven tenth
  4. One tenth
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  1. Retiring partner's goodwill share
  2. Painting of furniture
  3. Name of bank branch
  4. Packing of goods
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  1. ₹30,000
  2. ₹40,000
  3. ₹60,000
  4. ₹1,20,000
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  1. ₹20,000
  2. ₹10,000
  3. ₹30,000
  4. ₹40,000
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  1. Capital decreases
  2. Capital increases
  3. Capital remains unchanged
  4. Capital accounts are closed
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  1. It increases
  2. It decreases
  3. It becomes zero
  4. It becomes gaining ratio
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  1. It is written off in old ratio
  2. It is converted into cash
  3. It is treated as sales
  4. It is treated as loan
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  1. In old profit sharing ratio
  2. In gaining ratio
  3. In new ratio
  4. In bank ratio
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  1. Capital accounts
  2. Sales accounts
  3. Purchase accounts
  4. Wages accounts
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  1. When goodwill claim is zero
  2. When a partner retires
  3. When profit ratio changes
  4. When continuing partners gain
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  1. ₹10,000
  2. ₹15,000
  3. ₹20,000
  4. ₹25,000
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  1. ₹20,000
  2. ₹10,000
  3. ₹15,000
  4. ₹30,000
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  1. ₹30,000
  2. ₹15,000
  3. ₹22,500
  4. ₹45,000
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  1. The firm recognizes an amount payable to the retiring partner
  2. The retiring partner pays an amount to the firm
  3. The retiring partner takes a loan from the firm
  4. The retiring partner sells goods
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  1. Gainers compensate the retiring partner
  2. Cash is always credited
  3. Assets always decrease
  4. Sales always increase
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  1. Old ratio of continuing partners
  2. Old ratio of retiring partner
  3. Equal ratio always
  4. Capital ratio

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