Gaining Ratio is not calculated at the______.
Gaining Ratio is not calculated at the______.
Solution
Gaining Ratio is calculated when the continuing partners acquire an additional share of profit from an outgoing partner.
The formula is: Gaining Ratio = New Share - Old Share
Analyzing each situation:
Admission of a partner: When a new partner joins, the existing partners give up (sacrifice) a portion of their profit share to the incoming partner. This requires calculation of Sacrificing Ratio, not Gaining Ratio. The old partners are losing their share, not gaining.
Death of a partner: The deceased partner's share is distributed among the remaining partners. They gain additional profit share, so Gaining Ratio is calculated.
Change in Profit sharing ratio: When existing partners mutually agree to change their profit shares, some partners may gain while others may sacrifice. Gaining Ratio is calculated for those whose share increases.
Retirement of a partner: The retiring partner's share is taken over by the continuing partners. They gain additional profit share, so Gaining Ratio is calculated.
Gaining Ratio is not calculated at the time of admission because the old partners are sacrificing their share, not gaining it.
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