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If A retires and B and C take his share in (3:2), then what ratio is this?

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Correct answer: Gaining ratio

The governing concept is the gaining ratio in the retirement of a partner. When A retires, his former share of profit is no longer assigned to him. If the continuing partners, B and C, acquire that share in the proportion 3:2, this proportion shows how the continuing partners gain the retiring partner’s share. Therefore, option A is correct: 3:2 is the gaining ratio. A sacrificing ratio applies when a new partner is admitted and existing partners give up part of their shares. The old ratio refers to the partners’ ratio before reconstitution, while cash ratio is not the relevant partnership-accounting term for allocating a retiring partner’s profit share.

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Gaining RatioPartner RetirementPartnership AccountsNew RatiosReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A PartnerAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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