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If A B C share profits in 4:3:3 and B retires then B's goodwill share is based on which share?

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Correct answer: Three tenth

The direct answer is A, three-tenths. The old profit-sharing ratio is A:B:C = 4:3:3. Add the ratio parts: 4+3+3=10. B’s old share is therefore 3/10 of the firm’s profit. When a partner retires, that partner’s goodwill share is based on the old share before retirement, because it represents the value of the rights being given up. Thus B’s goodwill share is 3/10. Option A is correct. Option B, 4/10, belongs to A, not B. Option C, 7/10, is the combined old share of A and B and does not represent B alone. Option D, 1/10, is not B’s ratio part and has no basis in the given information. First write the total ratio, then place the named partner’s number over that total. Exam cue: old ratio gives the retiring partner’s goodwill share; the gaining ratio is a separate calculation for continuing partners.

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Goodwill-SettlementOld-RatioAccountancy

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