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Accountancy

Partner's Loan Account

In Class 12 Accountancy, Partner’s Loan Account explains how the amount due to a retiring or deceased partner is recorded when it is not paid immediately. Students learn to transfer the partner’s closing capital, current account balance, share of goodwill, accumulated profits or losses, and other adjustments to the loan account. The topic also covers interest on the outstanding loan and its repayment through instalments, helping learners prepare accurate journal entries and ledger accounts under reconstitution.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Profit and Loss Account
  2. Retiring Partner's Loan Account
  3. Bank Account
  4. Interest Account
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  1. Add two years' interest at six percent
  2. Add no interest and keep loan balance outstanding
  3. Transfer interest to capital account
  4. Treat loan as profit
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  1. Interest period, rate, and base amount
  2. Selling price of firm
  3. Address of customers
  4. Physical count of stock
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  1. Each instalment increases credit by ₹20000
  2. Each instalment debits by ₹20000
  3. Each instalment increases interest
  4. Each instalment increases profit
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  1. ₹159000
  2. ₹154500
  3. ₹150000
  4. ₹145500
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  1. Because after retirement he is no longer a capital partner
  2. Because loan is always an asset
  3. Because capital account is sales account
  4. Because bank account is closed
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  1. ₹132000
  2. ₹120000
  3. ₹188000
  4. ₹292000
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  1. Amount payable will be understated
  2. Amount payable will be overstated
  3. Amount payable will become zero
  4. Bank balance will automatically be correct
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  1. ₹112000
  2. ₹112360
  3. ₹106000
  4. ₹120000
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  1. ₹78,000
  2. ₹73,320
  3. ₹82,680
  4. ₹4,680
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  1. Repayment of principal will be treated as expense
  2. Interest will be treated as asset
  3. Loan balance will increase
  4. Capital account will become correct
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  1. When part of final capital balance is paid immediately
  2. When no payment is made
  3. When interest rate is high
  4. When new profit ratio changes
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  1. By taking the full year always
  2. From the retirement date to payment or year-end
  3. Only according to the old ratio
  4. Only according to the new ratio
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  1. ₹4050
  2. ₹5400
  3. ₹2700
  4. ₹4500
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  1. Interest payable remains outstanding
  2. Principal remains outstanding
  3. It is bank income
  4. It is capital profit
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  1. ₹600
  2. ₹3000
  3. ₹3600
  4. ₹6600
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  1. Expense understated and profit overstated
  2. Bank overstated
  3. Loan understated
  4. Capital becomes zero
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  1. Because it is first adjusted through capital accounts
  2. Because it always goes to bank
  3. Because it is loan interest
  4. Because it is sales income
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  1. Firm will have liability
  2. Normally loan account will not be created, amount may be recoverable
  3. Loan interest must be charged
  4. Liability will increase in balance sheet
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  1. Interest debit, payment credit
  2. Unpaid amount debit, bank payment credit
  3. Interest credit, bank payment debit
  4. Sales credit, rent debit
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  1. ₹9450
  2. ₹10800
  3. ₹8100
  4. ₹7200
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  1. Debit items increase liability and credit items reduce it
  2. Credit items increase liability and debit items reduce it
  3. Both sides have no relation with Profit and Loss
  4. Only bank balance is considered
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  1. ₹50000
  2. ₹2500
  3. ₹52500
  4. ₹47500
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  1. Interest must be divided in that ratio
  2. Interest rate will be derived from that ratio
  3. It has no direct use in loan interest calculation
  4. Loan balance will reduce in that ratio
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  1. It shows only profit distribution
  2. It converts unpaid capital amount into payable loan and shows settlement with interest and payments
  3. It shows only revaluation profit
  4. It is part of bank reconciliation statement

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