Fundamentals - Partnership | Interest on drawings | Class 12 | Must watch | Part 6

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Fundamentals - Partnership | Interest on drawings | Class 12 | Must watch | Part 6
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Interest on drawings is calculated when partners withdraw money from the firm for personal use. The interest is credited to the Profit and Loss Appropriation Account. There are two methods to calculate interest on drawings: simple method and product method.

You may be interested in these questions:
How is interest on drawings calculated when drawings are made on different dates with different amounts?
What are the different approaches when drawings are made at even intervals throughout the year?
How is the time period determined for calculating interest on drawings made at the beginning, middle, or end of the month?
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Understanding interest on drawings is crucial in accounting. It involves calculating interest on personal drawings from a business, impacting profits and losses.
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Understanding how to calculate interest on different dates and amounts is crucial for financial planning. By following a systematic method, one can efficiently manage withdrawals and interest calculations over time.
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Understanding the product method involves calculating amounts and time periods based on specific dates. Multiplying amounts by different interest rates for different time periods is crucial for accurate product method calculations.
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Understanding how to calculate interest on drawings is crucial for financial management. Different methods like the simple method and product method can be used for accurate calculations.
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23:48
Understanding the difference between monthly and quarterly calculations is crucial for financial calculations. It affects the way interest drawings are calculated in financial statements.
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Homework Answers ➡
1. IOD via product method = 384000*10/100*1/12=3200( same answer also by Simple method) ✅
2. IOD of Chintu= 120000*10/100*5.5/12=5500 ✅

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Man. Aapne kuch zada hi assan bana diya. Thanks a lot bhaiya

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Homework Answer
Total Drawings = Rs. 1, 20, 000
Hence, Interest on Drawings =
10/100 × 1, 20, 000 × 5.5/12 = Rs. 5500

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10:28 Formula for calculating the interest for drawing is (total product x rate of interest x ¹/¹²

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