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A-LevelAccountingPartnership AccountsOct/Nov 2016Paper 1 Q151 Mark

A partnership earned an average profit during the year of $15000 per month. Halfway through the year D and E were joined by a new partner F and profits were shared equally before and after the change. In the first half of the year D transferred his private vehicle to the partnership at a valuation of $12000. D's drawings amounted to $60000 during the year. What was the increase in D's current account balance during the year?

A$15000
B$30000
C$75000
D$87000

✓ Correct Answer

The correct answer is A: $15000

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About This A-Level Accounting Question

Topic

This multiple-choice question tests Partnership Accounts in A-Level Accounting (syllabus code 9706). It is worth 1 mark.

Source

This question appeared in the Cambridge A-Level Accounting Oct/Nov 2016 examination, Paper 1 Variant 2.

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