Question : If partners decided not to change book value of assets and liabilities on admission of new partners, then account prepared to adjust profit and loss arising on account of change in value of assets and liabilities is

Option 1: Profit and loss adjustment account

Option 2: Revaluation account

Option 3: Memorandum revaluation account

Option 4: None of the above

Question :  Capital employed in a firm is calculated from the liabilities approach as follows

Option 1: Partner's capital – credit  balance in current account + free reserve + credit balance of profit  and loss account – Goodwill - Non trade investment – fictitious assets – all outside liabilities

Option 2: Partners capital + credit balance in current account (minus Debit balance of current account) + free reserve + credit balance  of profit and loss (if any) – goodwill – non trade investment

Option 3: Partners capital – credit balance in current account + free reserve + credit balance of profit and loss account – Goodwill – non trade investment – fictitious assets – all outside liabilities

Option 4: All assests – goodwill – Non trade investment – fictious assets – Debit  balance of profit and loss account – outsiders liabilities

Question :

An increase in the value of assets at the time of retirement of a partner is

Option 1: credited to Revaluation Account.

Option 2:

debited to Revaluation Account.

Option 3: debited to Profit and Loss Account.

Option 4:

debited to Profit and Loss Appropriation Account.

Question : ______ A/C is opened for disposing of all the assets of firm and making payment of all the liabilities.

Option 1: Revaluation

Option 2: Profit and Loss Suspense

Option 3: Realisation

Option 4: Profit and Loss Appropriation

Question : -----------------account is prepared at the time of dissolution.

Option 1: profit and loss appropriation account

Option 2: profit and loss adjustment account

Option 3: realisation account

Option 4: profit and loss account