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Contents of a partnership deed

State some contents of a partnership deed.

Answer:

A) Name of the firm.
B) Name and complete address of the Partners.
C) The date of formation and period of Partnership.
D) Ratio in which gain or losses shall be shared.
E) Interest on Partners drawings and capital.

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