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A retiring partner's share of accumulated losses is treated how?
ADeducted from his capital
BAdded to his loan account
CBorne by gainers only
DIgnored by the firm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Deducted from his capital
Past losses belong to all partners in the old ratio, so his part reduces the amount payable to him.
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