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Overview of Admission of a Partner: Key Concepts
The map in words
- Admission of Partner
- Legal Aspect
- Section 30 Indian Partnership Act 1932
- Consent of ALL Partners
- Not Liable for Past Acts
- New Profit Sharing Ratio
- Old Share minus Sacrifice
- Five Cases
- Always Sum Equals One
- Sacrificing Ratio
- Old Ratio minus New Ratio
- Negative means Gain
- Goodwill Distributed Here
- Goodwill Treatment
- AS 26 Only Purchased
- Premium in Cash
- Premium in Kind
- Cannot Pay Goodwill
- Hidden Goodwill
- Existing Goodwill Written Off
- Accumulated Profits and Losses
- General Reserve
- Profit and Loss Account
- Workmen Compensation Fund
- Investment Fluctuation Fund
- Outside Liabilities
- Revaluation of Assets
- Revaluation Account
- Old Partners in Old Ratio
- New Partner Not Affected
- Capital Adjustment
- Based on Old Partners Capital
- Based on New Partners Capital
- Through Cash
- Through Current Accounts
- Legal Aspect
Admission of a Partner — Complete Concept Map
The map in words
- Admission of Partner
- Why Admit
- More Capital
- More Skills
- Better Reputation
- Reward Employee
- Rights Acquired
- Share Future Profits
- Share in Assets
- Key Calculations
- New Profit Sharing Ratio
- Old Share minus Sacrifice
- Sacrificing Ratio
- Old Ratio minus New Ratio
- Hidden Goodwill
- TED Formula
- New Profit Sharing Ratio
- Goodwill Treatment
- Paid in Cash
- Cash IN then Share OUT
- Not Paid in Cash
- Debit Current Account
- Existing Goodwill
- Write Off First
- Paid in Cash
- Adjustments Required
- Reserves Transfer to Old Partners
- Revaluation of Assets
- Capital Adjustment
- Cash Method
- Current Account Method
- Special Funds
- Workmen Compensation Fund
- Claim then Surplus
- Investment Fluctuation Fund
- Cover Loss then Surplus
- EPF
- Outside Liability Only
- Workmen Compensation Fund
- Why Admit
Chapter Overview: Admission of a Partner
The map in words
- Admission of Partner
- Reconstitution
- Meaning
- Occasions
- Admission
- Retirement
- Death
- Change in Ratio
- Amalgamation
- Rights of New Partner
- Share in Future Profits
- Share in Assets
- Key Calculations
- New Profit Sharing Ratio
- Old Partners Share Remaining in Old Ratio
- Old Partners Share in Agreed Ratio
- New Partner Acquires from Specific Partners
- Fraction of Old Partners Share
- Sacrificing Ratio
- Old Ratio minus New Ratio
- If no new ratio given equals Old Ratio
- New Profit Sharing Ratio
- Goodwill Treatment
- AS 26 Rule
- Only Purchased Goodwill Recorded
- Existing Goodwill Written Off in Old Ratio
- Premium Paid Privately
- No Entry
- Premium Paid in Cash
- Retained in Business
- Withdrawn by Old Partners
- Premium Paid in Kind
- Premium Not Paid in Cash
- Debit New Partners Current Account
- Hidden Goodwill
- Capitalisation Method
- AS 26 Rule
- Accumulated Profits and Losses
- Reserves to Old Partners in Old Ratio
- Losses Debited to Old Partners in Old Ratio
- Specific Funds
- Workmens Compensation Fund
- Investment Fluctuation Reserve
- Revaluation of Assets and Liabilities
- Revaluation Account
- Profit or Loss to Old Partners in Old Ratio
- Capital Adjustment
- Based on New Partners Capital
- Through Cash
- Through Current Accounts
- Reconstitution
Admission of a Partner as a mode of reconstitution of partnership
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- Admission of a Partner as a mode of reconstitution of partnership
- Reconstitution of Partnership
- Admission of New Partner
- New Partner’s Rights
- New Profit Sharing Ratio
- Sacrificing Ratio
- Premium for Goodwill
- Goodwill Already in Books
- Hidden or Inferred Goodwill
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