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In a partnership firm, the old profit-sharing ratio of A, B and C is 4:2:3. After B retires, A and C agree to a new profit-sharing ratio of 3:4. Who actually gains from B’s retirement?

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Correct answer: Only C

Under the old ratio, A’s share was 4/9, whereas under the new ratio it is 3/7. With a common denominator, A’s share falls from 28/63 to 27/63, so A sacrifices 1/63. C’s share rises from 3/9, or 21/63, to 4/7, or 36/63; therefore, C gains. Hence, only C actually gains from B’s retirement. Exam tip: Compare each continuing partner’s old and new shares; an increase indicates a gaining partner.

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Goodwill SettlementGain RatioRetirement Of PartnerProfit Sharing RatioPartnership AccountsReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A PartnerAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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