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AccountancyA and B share profits and losses in the ratio of 1:1. On dissolution of the firm, what will be A's share of a loss of ₹6,000?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessHard AccountancyA, B, and C share profits in the ratio 3:2:1. What will be C’s share in a profit of ₹12,000?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessHard AccountancyA and B share profits and losses in the ratio of 4:1. On dissolution of the firm, a realisation loss of ₹25,000 is incurred. What will be B’s share of this loss?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessHard AccountancyOn dissolution of the firm, A, B and C share profits in the ratio 3:4:5. If the realisation profit is ₹24000, what amount of profit will be received by C?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyOn dissolution of a firm, a loss of ₹32,000 is shared between two partners in the ratio 5:3. What will be the second partner’s share of the loss?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyOn dissolution of the firm, the Realisation Account shows a profit of ₹27000. If the three partners share profits in the ratio 2:2:5, what share of the realisation profit will be credited to the third partner?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyIf the partners share profits in the ratio 2:5 and the profit to be distributed is ₹21,000, what will be the share of the partner having the larger ratio?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyOn dissolution of a partnership firm, the Realisation Account shows a profit of ₹42,000. If this profit is to be distributed between the partners in the ratio of 6:1, what will be the smaller partner’s share?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyA partnership firm incurs a loss of ₹16,000 on dissolution. If the partners’ profit-sharing ratio is 1:1:2, what will be the third partner’s share of the loss?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyThe Realisation Account shows a profit of ₹24,000. If the three partners share profits in the ratio 4:3:1, how much will be credited to the third partner’s share?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyOn dissolution of a partnership firm, the Realisation Account shows a profit of ₹18,000. If the partners share profits in the ratio of 2:1:1, what amount will be credited to the first partner’s capital account?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyOn dissolution of the firm, A and B share profits in the ratio 7:3. If the Realisation Account shows a profit of ₹50,000, what amount will be credited to B’s share?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyAt the time of dissolution of a partnership firm, to which account is the final balance of the Realisation Account transferred?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyOn dissolution of a partnership firm, the realisation profit is ₹36,000 and the profit-sharing ratio of the three partners is 5:4:3. What will be the second partner’s share of the profit?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyOn dissolution of a partnership firm, A and B share profits in the ratio 3:2. The firm incurred a realisation loss of ₹25,000. What will be A’s share of this loss?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessExpert AccountancyIf the Realisation Loss on dissolution of the firm is ₹12,000 and the profit-sharing ratio is 5:3, how much loss will be borne by the first partner?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessHard AccountancyPartners A, B and C share profits in the ratio 2:2:1. What will be C’s share in the profit of ₹15,000 to be distributed before the firm is closed?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessHard AccountancyAt the time of dissolution of a partnership firm, in the absence of any specific agreement, in which ratio is the reserve fund distributed among the partners?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessHard AccountancyA and B share profits in the ratio 3:2. On dissolution of the firm, a realisation loss of ₹10000 was incurred. What will be A’s share of this loss?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessHard AccountancyIf the realisation profit on dissolution of a partnership firm is ₹16,000 and the partners’ profit-sharing ratio is 3:1, how much of the profit will be credited to the second partner?Class 12Dissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessMedium