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The partnership deed normally specifies?

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Accounts - Principles of Accounts JAMB 2018

The partnership deed normally specifies?

  • how profits or losses are to be shared checkmark
  • the capital to be contributed annually
  • how salaries are paid to employees
  • the profit that should be earned annually

The correct answer is: A

Explanation

A partnership deed is a document containing an agreement that details the rights and obligations of each partner participating in a venture. For example, a deed of partnership could specify how proceeds from the partnership's business are to be divided among the partners.

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