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Until when is interest charged on a retiring partner's loan account?

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Correct answer: Until the loan remains unpaid

A retiring partner’s unpaid amount may be transferred to a loan account. Once it becomes a loan, it is a liability payable by the firm, just like other borrowed money. Interest is therefore calculated for the period during which the loan remains outstanding, according to the agreed or applicable rate. If the firm pays the loan in parts, interest is calculated on the unpaid balance for the relevant period, rather than automatically ending on the retirement date.

Option A is correct because it says interest continues until the loan remains unpaid. The retirement date is important for creating the loan, but it is not necessarily the last date for interest. Options B and C confuse retirement or admission dates with the actual period of borrowing. Option D is wrong because a loan normally carries interest when the agreement or rules provide for it.

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