Adjustments
required on retirement of a partner
On retirement of a
partner, generally the mutual rights of the continuing partners change. The
retiring partner is liable for all the acts which are carried out by the firm
until the date of his retirement from the firm. Hence, the accumulated profits,
losses and reserves upto the date of his retirement is to be distributed to all
the partners. Assets and liabilities have to be revalued and the profit or loss
on revaluation is to be distributed to all the partners. The following
adjustments are necessary at the time of retirement of a partner:
a) Distribution of
accumulated profits, reserves and losses
b) Revaluation of assets
and liabilities
c) Determination of new
profit sharing ratio and gaining ratio
d) Adjustment for goodwill
e) Adjustment for current
year’s profit or loss upto the date of retirement
f)
Settlement of the amount due to the retiring partner
Tutorial note: All these adjustments
are similar to the adjustments to be done on admission of a partner except
determination of profit sharing ratio and settlement of the amount due to the
retiring partner.
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