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A and B were patner in a firm sharing profit 4:3. Their capital on 1st April 2018were A 80,000 and B 50,000 the partnership deed provide as follows:. 1 interest on capital and drawing will be allowed and changed at the rate 12.% per annumand 10%per annum

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    Namrata Rathi 4 years, 1 month ago

    Interest of capital of A was 10560 B was 6600 and drawing of A was 8000 and B was 5000

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