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If goodwill account is raised at full value and later written off in new ratio then the final economic burden is checked by which ratio?

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Correct answer: Gaining ratio

The direct answer is A, the gaining ratio. When goodwill is raised at full value, the partners are initially credited according to the old ratio. When it is later written off, all partners are debited according to the new ratio. The net effect compares each partner’s old share with the new share. A partner whose new share is larger than the old share has gained; that partner bears the effective goodwill burden. A partner whose share falls is compensated through the adjustment. Thus the final economic burden is checked using the gaining ratio. Option A is correct. B, the old ratio, describes the earlier sharing arrangement and does not measure who gained. C, cash ratio, concerns cash proportions, not goodwill adjustment. D, drawings ratio, concerns withdrawals and is irrelevant. Memory cue: goodwill compensation follows the partners who gain.

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