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Retiring partner's revaluation loss share: effect on sum due?
ADeducted from it
BPaid to him separately
CAdded to the amount
DNo effect at all
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Deducted from it
A loss lowers the value of his stake in the firm, so it is subtracted from what he receives.
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