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If a retiring partner is paid less than his adjusted capital, which conclusion about hidden goodwill is appropriate?

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Correct answer: Hidden goodwill will generally not be assumed

The governing idea is that hidden goodwill is normally identified from a positive excess of the amount due to the retiring partner over the partner’s adjusted capital. That excess is treated as the partner’s share of unrecorded goodwill. If the partner receives less than the adjusted capital, there is no positive excess on which to base such a calculation. Therefore hidden goodwill should generally not be assumed from the information given. Option A is correct, although additional facts such as losses, liabilities, or special adjustments could change the settlement. Option B is too absolute; no rule doubles goodwill, and goodwill is not automatically transferred only to a bank account.

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Hidden-GoodwillRetirement-SettlementAccounting-ConceptAdjusted-CapitalGoodwill SettlementReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A PartnerAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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