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Reconstitution of a Partnership Firm – Admission of a Partner

Haryana Board · Class 12 · Accountancy

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Modes of Reconstitution of Partnership Firm

  • Reconstitution means any change in existing partnership agreement
  • Four main modes: (1) Admission of new partner (2) Change in profit sharing ratio (3) Retirement of partner (4) Death of partner
  • New partner can be admitted only with unanimous consent of all existing partners (Partnership Act 1932)
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Admission of New Partner - Rights and Requirements

  • New partner admitted when firm needs additional capital or managerial help
  • New partner acquires two main rights: (1) Right to share assets (2) Right to share profits
  • New partner brings agreed capital amount in cash or kind
3

New Profit Sharing Ratio and Sacrificing Ratio

  • New partner acquires share from old partners, reducing their profit share
  • If acquisition method not specified, assume new partner gets share in old partners' existing ratio
  • Sacrificing ratio = Old Share - New Share for each partner
4

Goodwill - Concept and Valuation

  • Goodwill is intangible asset representing value of firm's reputation
  • Exists only when firm earns super profits (above normal profits)
  • Goodwill = Present value of anticipated excess earnings

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Any change in the existing partnershipThe ratio in which all partnersThe ratio in which existing partnersAn intangible asset representing the monetaryProcess of bringing assets and liabilities

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