[ISC] Q. 1 Retirement of Partner TS Grewal Solution Class 12 (2024-25)
Solution to Question number 1 of the Retirement of Partner Chapter of TS Grewal Book ISC Board 2024-25 session.
Amit, Basu and Chirag are partners sharing profits in the ratio of 1/2, 3/10 and 1/5. Find new ratio of the remaining partners if: (i) Amit retires, (ii) Basu retires, and (iii) Chirag retires.
Solution:-
When a partner retires and information about the new profit-sharing ratio among the remaining or continuing partners is not given, it is assumed that remaining or continuing partners will share future profits and losses in their old profit-sharing ratio.
The old profit-sharing ratio of Amit, Basu, and Chirag after taking LCM 10 and making base equal is 5:3:2
Calculation of the New Profit-sharing Ratio of the remaining or continuing partners by striking out the share of the outgoing partner. Thus –
i) If Amit Retires, the New profit-sharing ratio between Basu and Chirag is 3:2
ii) If Basu Retires, New Profit Sharing ratio between Amit and Chirag is 5:2
iii) If Chirag Retires, the new profit-sharing ratio between Amit and Basu is 5:3
Here is the list of all solutions of Retirement of Partners TS grewal ISC class 12 (2024-25)
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2 | Question – 2 |
3 | Question – 3 |
4 | Question – 4 |
5 | Question – 5 |
6 | Question – 6 |
7 | Question – 7 |
8 | Question – 8 |
9 | Question – 9 |
10 | Question – 10 |
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11 | Question – 11 |
12 | Question – 12 |
13 | Question – 13 |
14 | Question – 14 |
15 | Question – 15 |
16 | Question – 16 |
17 | Question – 17 |
18 | Question – 18 |
19 | Question – 19 |
20 | Question – 20 |
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21 | Question – 21 |
22 | Question – 22 |
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24 | Question – 24 |
25 | Question – 25 |
26 | Question – 26 |
27 | Question – 27 |
28 | Question – 28 |
29 | Question – 29 |
30 | Question – 30 |
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31 | Question – 31 |
32 | Question – 32 |
33 | Question – 33 |
34 | Question – 34 |
35 | Question – 35 |
36 | Question – 36 |
37 | Question – 37 |
38 | Question – 38 |
39 | Question – 39 |
40 | Question – 40 |