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Accounting for Partnership: Basic Concepts at a glanceClass 12 Accountancy Part 1: summary and topics

When two or more people decide to start a business together and share its profits and losses, they have formed a partnership.

Topics in this chapter

  1. 01Nature of Partnership
  2. 02Partnership Deed
  3. 03Provisions of Partnership Act Relevant for Accounting
  4. 04Special Aspects of Partnership Accounts
  5. 05Maintenance of Capital Accounts of Partners
  6. 06Fixed Capital Method
  7. 07Fluctuating Capital Method
  8. 08Distinction between Fixed and Fluctuating Capital Accounts
  9. 09Distribution of Profit among Partners
  10. 10Profit and Loss Appropriation Account
  11. 11Interest on Capital
  12. 12Interest on Drawings

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What topics does Accounting for Partnership: Basic Concepts cover?
Accounting for Partnership: Basic Concepts covers Nature of Partnership, Partnership Deed, Provisions of Partnership Act Relevant for Accounting, Special Aspects of Partnership Accounts, Maintenance of Capital Accounts of Partners and Fixed Capital Method, among other topics.
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