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Cambridge A-Level·Accounting·Cambridge AS & A Level Accounting

Partnership Changes & Dissolution

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Goodwill on admission and retirement of a partner, the revaluation account, the realisation account on dissolution, and the rule in Garner v Murray.

Changes in a partnership

When a partner is admitted or retires, or the profit-sharing ratio changes, two adjustments are usually needed: goodwill and the revaluation of assets, so that the change is shared fairly using the old ratio.

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