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On what should interest not be calculated in retiring partner loan account?

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Correct answer: On amount already paid

Interest on the retiring partner’s loan is calculated only for the period during which money remains outstanding. Once a portion has been paid, that portion is no longer a loan or liability of the firm. Therefore, no further interest should be calculated on the amount already paid. Interest may continue on the unpaid balance for the applicable time, subject to the agreement.

The outstanding loan and the agreed amount are possible bases for calculation, with time also being necessary in a normal interest calculation. The amount already paid cannot be included after settlement. Hence option A is correct. This prevents charging interest twice on money that has already been paid.

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