When forming a partnership, new partners should record non-monetary assets on the new partnership's books at?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Principles of Accounts - 1998 Subject: Financial Accounting

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When forming a partnership, new partners should record non-monetary assets on the new partnership's books at?
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New partners should record non-monetary assets on the new partnership's books at their current fair market values. This is because the fair market value represents the most accurate estimate of the asset's value at the time of the formation of the partnership. The historical costs when first used or purchased may not reflect the current value of the asset, and using the highest values practical for future income tax deductions could lead to overvaluing the assets. Therefore, using the fair market value ensures that the assets are recorded at a realistic value that is fair to all partners.
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