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A b c are partners sharing profits and losses in the ratio 3 ratio 2 ratio 1 is admitted as a new partner on 31st March 2018 for 14 years and stupid 250000 is capital following is a balance sheet on the date of admission liabilities capital account 83 Lakme 3 lacs C2 leg creditors 150000 bills payable 50,000 total 10 lakh SS building 250000 machinery 200000 furniture 1 lakh 50 stock one leg theatres 400051 CCL 100000 Bank 50,000 total 10 lakh following are the required adjustments aundys admission first out of the creditors a sum of rupees 50000 is going to do this amount shall be adjusted as part of his capital second belts of rupees 80000 world discounted with the bank out of which avail or 20,000 was dishonoured on 31st March 2018 but no entry has been passed for it due dates of the Other discounted bills fall in April 2018 third advertisement expenditure of Rupees 6000 is to be carried forward to the next accounting period for expensive debited in the profit and loss account includes a sum of rupees 10000 paid for 20 personal life insurance policy v a provision for doubtful debts @ 5% is to be created on in statistics expenses and revaluation amounting to 10100 is paid by a seventh during the year part of the furniture was sold for rupees 25000 the book value of the furniture sold was Rs 40,000 the proceeds was wrongly credited to the sales account get the value of the Goodwill is 756000 and debentures nearby check prepare revaluation account partners capital account send the balance sheet after 30 admission
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