If the partnership agreement does not specify how net profit is to be divided, the profit should be divided .

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Principles of Accounts - 2015 Subject: Financial Accounting

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If the partnership agreement does not specify how net profit is to be divided, the profit should be divided .
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If the partnership agreement does not specify how the net profit is to be divided, then the profit should be divided equally among all partners. This means that each partner would receive an equal share of the profits, regardless of their individual contributions or investments in the partnership. This is a default method of dividing profits in the absence of any specific agreement between the partners.

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