Change In Profit Sharing Ratio Of Existing Partners CBSE Questions & Answers
Change In Profit Sharing Ratio Of Existing Partners
This is Accountancy Class 12 Change in Profit sharing ratio of existing Partners CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
Who should compensate to whom if the partners of the firm decide to change their profit share ratio:
- ASacrificing partner to New partner
- BGaining partner to sacrificing partnerCorrect
- CNew partner to Gaining partner
- DSacrificing partner to Gaining partner
2
__________ goodwill should not be recognized as an asset because it is not an identifiable resource controlled by an enterprise that can be measurable reliably at cost
- AInternally generatedCorrect
- BPurchased
- CNone
- DBoth
3
How can the gaining partner compensate the sacrificing partner in case of change in profit sharing ratio :
- ABy paying him goodwillCorrect
- BBy paying cash only
- CBy paying goods only
- DBy taking cash
4
Where will you record unrecorded liabilities?
- APartner current account
- BRevaluation AccountCorrect
- CProfit and Loss Account
- DPartner capital account
5
Unless otherwise stated partner’s capital account should be assumed to be
- AFixed
- BBoth
- CFluctuatingCorrect
- DNone
6
According to AS-26 goodwill should be recorded in the books only when some consideration in money or money’s worth has been paid for it. This statement is
- ATrueCorrect
- BNot given in AS
- CNot exact statement
- DFALSE
7
The balance of revaluation account is transferred to
- AProfit and Loss adjustment A/c
- BProfit and Loss A/c
- CPartner’s Capital A/cCorrect
- DProfit and Loss Appropriation A/c
8
Which of the following is false regarding the content of revaluation account :
- ACredited with increase in the value of asset
- BDebit with increase in the value of assetCorrect
- CDebit with decrease in the value of asset
- DDebit with increase in the value liabilities
9
In the journal entry for increase in the value of assets in revaluation. Assets A/c should be
- ANot to be shown
- BCan be debited as well as credited
- CCredited
- DDebitedCorrect
10
When revaluation account is prepared the assets and liabilities appear in the balance sheet of new firm at their _______ figure
- APlace
- BMarket
- COld
- DRevisedCorrect
11
P, Q and R who are presently sharing profits and losses in the ratio 5:3:2 decide to share future profits and losses in the ratio of 2:3:5 with effect from 1st April 2012. Balance sheet show creditors amounted Rs.200000. If it is decided that an item of Rs.10000 included in sundry creditors is most likely to be claimed. what will be the effect of this decision
- ANo change in the amount of Debtors
- BIncrease in the amount of creditors
- CDecrease in the amount of Debtors
- DDecrease in the amount of creditorsCorrect
12
While recording the unrecorded liabilities items provision for taxation made Rs.10000 .which account should be credited
- ABank
- BRevaluation
- CTax
- DProvision for taxCorrect
13
If Assets are increasing but liabilities decreasing; in such a case Revaluation A/c will show_____
- ANet Loss
- BProfitCorrect
- CNone of these
- DNeither Gain or Loss
14
For calculating Net Effect of Revaluation account number of items should be added except
- AIncrease in value of assets
- BDecrease in amount of creditors
- CDecrease in value of Liabilities
- DDecrease in value of assetsCorrect
15
How will you deal with if no other information is given for the Investment fluctuating reserves except- assets shows Investment (cost) Rs.200000 and Investment fluctuation reserves Rs.18000
- ATransfer the excess Investments Fluctuation Reserves to Partners Capital account in their profit old sharing ratioCorrect
- BTransfer the Investments amount to Partners Capital account in their old profit sharing ratio
- CTransfer the excess Investments Fluctuation Reserves to Profit and Loss account in their old profit sharing ratio
- DTransfer the excess Investments Fluctuation Reserves to Revaluation account in their old profit sharing ratio