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On which amount should interest on loan not be charged?

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Correct answer: Amount already paid

Interest on a loan is compensation for the use of money that remains unpaid. Therefore it is calculated only on the outstanding loan balance for the relevant period. Once an amount has been paid, that portion is no longer owed and cannot earn further interest. Thus the amount already paid is the amount on which interest should not be charged, so choice A is correct.

If the original loan is ₹50,000 and ₹20,000 is repaid, future interest is calculated on the remaining ₹30,000, unless the agreement provides a different rule. Interest is not automatically based on the original agreed amount throughout the entire period. Payments, payment dates, and the resulting outstanding balance must be considered so that interest is charged only while the firm uses the unpaid money.

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