Across
- 1. An account showing permenant contribution to the partnership
- 7. An incentive to invest money into the partnership
- 10. An account showing the distribution of profits or losses between partners
- 12. An increase in a provision account, such as deprecitation in the revaluation account, goes on which side?
- 13. Also known as 'debtors'
- 14. An intangible non-current asset
- 15. Third party, based on assets that the business has
- 16. Documents showing the entitlement of the business
- 21. Need to be revalued if a partner retires or leaves the business
- 22. An increase of a fixde asset in the revaluation account goes on which side?
- 24. An account used to calculate the current value of assets
Down
- 2. What is it called when a partner leaves their share of money in the business after retirement
- 3. An account showing money at a time that is owned/owed by each partner
- 4. Also known as 'creditors'
- 5. How are profits shared in Partnership Act 1890?
- 6. of a partnership
- 8. An incentive to not withdraw money from the partnership
- 9. When a partner joins the business
- 11. What is used to calculate the creation of goodwill
- 16. General rules and laws of a partnership
- 17. Account used to recordthe closing transactions when a business disolves
- 18. Used to calculate the distribution of goodwill and profits and losses
- 19. When a partner leaves the business
- 20. What is used to calculate the disperse of goodwill
- 23. A parnter is entitled to this if they work within the business
