Admission of a Partner · Class 12 Accountancy · Chapter 3

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📊 Reconstitution of a Partnership Firm — Admission of a Partner

CBSE Class 12 Humanities & Commerce · Accountancy · Chapter 1

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100%Revaluation A/c + Capital A/cs + Balance Sheet on admission — Ratio + sacrifice first. Then Revaluation. Then reserves + premium. Then Capital A/cs. Then Balance Sheet — match totals.8 MARKS
85%New ratio + sacrificing ratio — Common denominator. Sacrifice = Old − New. New partner's share = total sacrifice.4 MARKS
80%Goodwill premium journal entries — Cash split into capital + premium; distribute premium in SACRIFICING ratio; AS-26 no asset.4 MARKS
55%Hidden goodwill — Implied total capital = new capital ÷ share; subtract actual total; that gap is the firm's goodwill.4 MARKS
50%Adjustment of capitals in new ratio — Take new partner's capital as base for total capital; allocate to old partners in new ratio; adjust surplus/deficit via cash or current accounts.3 MARKS
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