Friday, 22 January 2021

CH 6 - PARTNERSHIP — FUNDAMENTALS

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(6) PARTNERSHIP — FUNDAMENTALS

 

Objective Type Questions:

 

1) Write the name of Partnership Act.

2) What is meant by "Unlimited Liability of a Partner"?

Ans: The Personal assets of the partner can be utilized for paying firm's debt.

3) What can be the minimum number of partners in a firm?

4) What is the maximum number of partners in a firm?

Ans: As per Companies Act, 2013, maximum number of partners in a Partnership Firm can be 50.

5) What is Partnership Deed?

6) If the absence of Partnership Deed, what is the ratio in which the profit of a firm are divided among the partners?

7) In the absence of Partnership Deed, at which rate of Interest is allowed on a Partners loan?

8) A Partnership Firm has 50 members, all the partners have agreed to admit Manpreet and Sanjay as new Partners. Can Manpreet and Sanjay be admitted? Give reason in support of your answer.

9) At least three persons are necessary for forming a partnership. True/False

10) The liability of Partners is limited True/False

11) Interest on Partner's Capital is allowed @ 6% p.a. True/False

12) In the absence of deed, the profit are shared in........... ratio.

13) Partners are collectively called................

14) Under the........... capital method, capital at the opening and capital at the end will be different.

15) Current Accounts are opened, when capitals are..................

16) Interest on capital is calculated on the:

(a) Opening Capital (b) Closing Capital

(c) Average Capital (d) None of these

17) Current Account of a partner will always have:

(a) Credit Balance (b) Debit Balance

(c) Both (d) None of these

18) In the absence of agreement, partners are not entitled to receive:

(a) Salary (b) Commission

(c) Interest on Capital (d) All of these.

19) Partners' current accounts are opened, when the capitals are

(a) Fixed (b) Fluctuating

(c) None of these (d) All of these.

20) A partner acts as.......... for a firm

(a) An Agent (b) a Principal

(c) A Creditor (d) None of these