Ade and Femi are partners in a business sharing profits and losses in the ratio . The partnership agreement specifies that the firm maintains fixed capital accounts. On 1st January 2025, Ade's capital account balance was and his current account had a credit balance of .
During the year ended 31st December 2025, the following transactions occurred:
- Interest on capital is allowed at per annum on opening capital balances.
- Ade is entitled to an annual partner salary of .
- Ade made total drawings of during the year.
- Interest charged on Ade's drawings was .
- The net profit available for distribution (divisible profit) was .
What is the balance on Ade's current account as at 31st December 2025?
- ₦670,000 creditAnswer
- B₦1,870,000 credit
- C₦1,050,000 credit
- D₦520,000 credit
Answer
₦670,000 credit
Under the fixed capital account system, fixed capital accounts remain unaltered while routine transactions (interest on capital, salaries, share of profit, drawings, and interest on drawings) pass through the current account. Crediting the opening balance (₦150,000), interest on capital (₦60,000), salary (₦200,000), and profit share (₦450,000) gives total credits of ₦860,000. Subtracting the debits for drawings (₦180,000) and interest on drawings (₦10,000) leaves a closing credit balance of ₦670,000.
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Fixed Capital Account System in Partnership Accounting
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