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Revaluation gain or loss at retirement goes to whom?
AAll partners, old ratio
BContinuing, new ratio
CGaining partners only
DRetiring partner alone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. All partners, old ratio
Revaluation relates to the period before the change, so all partners, including the one leaving, share it in the old profit sharing ratio.
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