A Level Accounting (9706)•9706/11/M/J/19

Explanation
Retiring Partner's Capital Adjustments for Goodwill and Revaluation
Steps:
- Identify adjustments: Goodwill valued at $5000 credited to partners' capitals in profit-sharing ratio; not retained, so temporary entry.
- For retiring partner Q: Goodwill share credited to Q's capital account to compensate for loss of future profits.
- Revalue net assets: $5000 increase credited to all partners' capitals, including Q's, in profit-sharing ratio.
- Not retained: Both adjustments increase Q's capital via credits before settlement; no debits to Q's account for these.
Why B is correct:
- Both goodwill and revaluation profits are credited to Q's capital per partnership accounting rules (IAS 28 or standard texts), raising the balance payable on retirement.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Implies revaluation debited to Q, but revaluation profit is credited, not debited.
- C: Implies goodwill debited to Q, but goodwill is credited to recognize retiring partner's share.
- D: Both debited to Q, but neither adjustment reduces Q's capital; both increase it.
Final answer: B
Topic: Types of business entity
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