With no agreement, can a working partner claim a salary from the firm?
AYes, at the market rate
BYes, if working full time
CYes, at 6% of profit
DNo, unless agreed or usual
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. No, unless agreed or usual
Remuneration is payable only where there is an express or implied agreement or a trade custom.
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