Solution
Opening balance of his capital ➔ ✅ (Included)
Reason: ➔ This is the starting capital amount of the deceased partner and forms the base of the account.
His share of profit/loss till the date of death ➔ ✅ (Included)
Reason: ➔ The deceased partner is entitled to a share of profits (or responsible for losses) earned up to the date of death, so it must be adjusted in his capital account.
His share of General Reserve ➔ ✅ (Included)
Reason: ➔ General Reserve is distributed among all partners (including the deceased), so his share is credited to his capital account.
His drawings till the date of death ➔ ✅ (Included)
Reason: ➔ Drawings reduce the partner's capital, so any amount withdrawn is debited to his capital account.
Amount paid to his executors ➔ ❌ (Not Included)
Reason: ➔ This is the final payment made after the capital account is settled; it is not part of the capital account itself. The amount paid to executors is recorded separately in the Executor's Account.
Conclusion: The Deceased Partner's Capital Account includes (A), (B), (C) and (D) only. Therefore, the correct answer is Option 2.
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