Interest on capital will be paid to the partners if provided for in the partnership deed but only out of:
Reserves
Incorrect AnswerAccumulated Profits
Incorrect AnswerGoodwill
Incorrect AnswerExplanation:
- Interest on capital is paid to partners if there's a clause in the partnership deed.
- It indicates the share of profit partners earn from their invested capital.
- The interest is generally calculated as a percentage of the capital contributed by each partner.
- Option 1: Profits - Interest is paid out of the profits of the firm.
- Option 2: Reserves - Not typically used to pay interest, unless explicitly stated.
- Option 3: Accumulated Profits - These are previously retained profits, not the usual source for current interest.
- Option 4: Goodwill - Represents brand value, not a monetary fund for paying interest.
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