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Identify the true statement in respect of the Fixed Capital Method for a Partnership Firm:

  1. A
    The Balance of Partners' Capital Account will be positive/credit.
  2. B
    The Balance of Partners' Capital Account may be negative / Debit or may be nil/zero.
  3. C
    The Balance of Partners' Capital Account may be negative / Debit or may be positive/Credit.
  4. D
    The Balance of Partners' Capital Account will never be positive/Credit.

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Under the Fixed Capital Method, two accounts are maintained for each partner: the Capital Account and the Current Account. Only transactions relating to introduction or permanent withdrawal of capital are recorded in the Capital Account. Because a partner cannot permanently withdraw more capital than they have introduced, the balance of the Partners' Capital Account will always show a positive (credit) balance. All operational adjustments (drawings, profit share, interest, etc.) are recorded in the Current Account, which can show a positive or negative balance.

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Identify the true statement in respect of the Fixed Capital Method for a Partnership Firm:
A
The Balance of Partners' Capital Account will be positive/credit.
B
The Balance of Partners' Capital Account may be negative / Debit or may be nil/zero.
C
The Balance of Partners' Capital Account may be negative / Debit or may be positive/Credit.
D
The Balance of Partners' Capital Account will never be positive/Credit.

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