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THE OLD PROFIT SHARING RATIO (PSR) |
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THE EXISTING PSR BEFORE THE RETIREMENT OF PARTNER |
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THE NEW PROFIT SHARING RATIO(PSR) |
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THE NEW PSR AFTER THE RETIREMENT OF A PARTNER |
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GAINING RATIO = NEW PSR - OLD PSR (if new PSR is higher than old PSR) |
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SACRIFICE RATIO = OLD PSR - NEW PSR (if old PSR is higher than new PSR) |
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ACCOUNTING ASPECTS INVOLVED IN RETIREMENT OF A PARTNER |
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1> ASCERTAIN NEW PSR and GAINING RATIO 2> TREATMENT OF GGODWILL 3> REVALUATION OF ASSETS & LIABILITIES 4> ADJUSTMENT OF UNRECORDED ASSETS & LIABILITIES 5> DISTRIBUTION OF ACCUMULATED PROFITS & LOSSES 6> ASCERTAINMENT OF SHARE OF PROFIT & LOSS UP TO RETIREMENT OF PARTNER |
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ASCERTAINING THE AMOUNT DUE TO THE RETIRING PARTNER |
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1> CREDIT BALANCE IN HIS CAPITAL ACCOUNT 2> CREDIT OF HIS CURRENT ACCOUNT 3> HIS SHARE OF GOODWILL 4> HIS SHARE ACCUMULATED PROFITS & RESERVES 5> HIS SHARE OF PROFITS & GAINS FROM REVALUATION OF ASSETS & LIABLITIES 6> HIS SHARE OF PROFIT & LOSS TILL THE DATE OF RETIREMENT 7> IOC & IOD TILL THE DATE OF RETIREMENT 8> SALARY & COMMISSION TILL DATE OF RETIREMENT |
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A> NORMALLY THE REMAINING PARTNERS ACQUIRE THE SHARE OF THE RETIRING PARTNER IN OLD PSR. NO NEED TO CALCULATE NEW PSR.
B>THE REMAINING PARTNERS MAY ACQUIRE SHARE IN OTHER RATION. NEED TO CALCULATE NEW PSR.
C> THE REMAINING PARTNERS MAY AGREE TO A NEW PSR. NEED TO CALCULATE NEW PSR. |
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A> WHEN GOODWILL DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE BOOKS
B> WHEN GOODWILL APPEARS IN THE BOOKS |
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WHEN GOODWILL DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE BOOKS |
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A> FULL VALUE OF GOODWILL IS RAISED & RETAINED IN THE BOOKS
B> FULL VALUE OF GOODWILL IS RAISED & WRITTEN OFF IMMEDIATELY
C> GOODWILL IS RAISED TO THE EXTENT OF RETIRING PARTNER'S SHARE & WRITTEN OFF IMMEDIATELY WITH GAINING RATIO OF REMAINING PARTNERS
D> NO GOODWILL ACCOUNT IS RAISED IN THE BOOKS & ADJUSTED DIRECTLY (DEBITED TO REMAINING PARTNERS & CREDITED TO RETIRING PARTNERS) |
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