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AccountancyPartner A is to receive commission at 12% of profit after charging such commission. Profit before commission is ₹1,12,000. What is the commission?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyProfit is ₹80000. Partner salary due is ₹50000 and interest on capital due is ₹70000. The deed gives priority to salary. How much interest on capital can be allowed?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyThe deed provides 8% interest on capital. Profit is only ₹36000. Capitals of A and B are ₹300000 and ₹200000 respectively. There is no other appropriation. How much interest will B receive?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyThe firm gave a loan of ₹100000 to B. The deed is silent. What is the correct treatment of interest on this loan?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyPartner A gave a loan of ₹200000 to the firm on 1 January. The deed is silent and the year ends on 31 March. What is the interest?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyA B and C share profits in the ratio 4:4:1. C is guaranteed ₹30000 by A and B in their profit ratio. Total profit is ₹180000. What is B's final profit?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyA B and C share profits in the ratio 5:3:2. C is guaranteed minimum profit of ₹50000 by A alone. Total profit is ₹200000. What is A's final share?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyA and B share profits in the ratio 2:5. A's capital is ₹140000 and B's capital is ₹210000. Interest on capital at 10% was omitted and profit was already distributed. In whose favour will the net adjustment be?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyA and B share profits in the ratio 1:3. Interest on B's drawings of ₹8000 was omitted and profit was already distributed. What is the net correction?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyA and B share profits in the ratio 3:2. A was entitled to a salary of ₹24,000, but it was omitted from the accounts. The profit has already been distributed. By what amount will B’s account be debited in the adjustment entry?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyA withdrew ₹10000 on 1 April ₹16000 on 1 August and ₹24000 on 1 December. The year ends on 31 March and the interest rate is 9%. What is the interest on drawings?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyC withdrew ₹15000 in the middle of each quarter. Interest on drawings is 12% per annum. What is the interest?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyB withdrew ₹6000 at the end of every month. Interest on drawings is 10% per annum. What will be the interest?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyA withdrew ₹4000 at the beginning of every month. Interest on drawings is 9% per annum. What will be the interest for the year?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyNet profit in the Profit and Loss Appropriation Account is ₹200000. Interest on drawings is ₹8000. Partner salary is ₹40000 interest on capital is ₹30000 and commission is ₹10000. What will be the remaining distributable profit?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyA and B share profits in (2:3). At year end A's final share is (₹46000) including salary (₹10000) and interest on capital (₹6000). What was total residual profit?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsExpert AccountancyThe debit side of the Profit and Loss Appropriation Account shows interest on capital of ₹36,000 and partners’ salary of ₹24,000. The credit side shows net profit of ₹90,000 and interest on drawings of ₹6,000. What amount of residual profit will be distributed among the partners?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsExpert AccountancyA claims salary (₹30000) and interest on capital (₹20000). B claims interest on capital (₹25000). Profit is (₹45000) and all claims are to be reduced proportionately. How much will B receive?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsExpert AccountancyIf profit is insufficient and the deed states that salary is allowed first and interest on capital second, what order should be followed?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsHard AccountancyPartner A paid a firm expense of ₹16,000 from his personal bank account. The profit had already been determined, and this expense was not recorded in the books. What is the correct double effect?Class 12Partnership Accounts - Basic ConceptsAdjustmentsExpert