NCERT Solutions for Class 12 Accountancy (2026–27)

NCERT Solutions for Class 12 Accountancy on ClearStudy cover the complete course — Partnership Accounts, Company Accounts and Analysis of Financial Statements — for the 2026–27 session. Every chapter is solved by subject experts with clear, step-by-step answers to all numerical and theory questions — from partnership reconstitution and share capital to debentures, accounting ratios and cash flow statements — so you can master the subject and revise the whole Class 12 syllabus from one place.

Class: 12 Subject: Accountancy Stream: Commerce Chapters: 10 Board: CBSE / NCERT Session: 2026–27

About Class 12 Accountancy

Class 12 Accountancy builds directly on the financial accounting foundation laid in Class 11 and divides into two textbooks. Accountancy – Partnership Accounts and Company Accounts deals with the accounting for partnership firms (profit sharing, admission, retirement, death of a partner and dissolution) and for companies (share capital and debentures). Analysis of Financial Statements covers the financial statements of a company, their analysis through comparative and common-size statements, accounting ratios and the cash flow statement. Our NCERT Solutions for Class 12 Accountancy follow the official textbook exactly — the same chapters, the same question order and the same formats.

Class 12 Accountancy – All Chapters

Here are all 10 chapters of Class 12 Accountancy. Click any chapter for detailed, step-by-step NCERT solutions.

#ChapterWhat it covers
1Accounting for Partnership: Basic ConceptsPartnership deed, profit and loss appropriation account, interest on capital and drawings.
2Reconstitution of a Partnership Firm – Admission of a PartnerNew profit ratio, sacrificing ratio, goodwill, revaluation and capital adjustments.
3Reconstitution of a Partnership Firm – Retirement/Death of a PartnerGaining ratio, goodwill treatment and settlement of a retiring or deceased partner.
4Dissolution of Partnership FirmRealisation account, settlement of accounts and closing the books of the firm.
5Accounting for Share CapitalIssue of shares, calls, forfeiture and reissue of forfeited shares.
6Issue and Redemption of DebenturesIssue of debentures, interest, and methods of redeeming debentures.
7Financial Statements of a CompanyBalance sheet and statement of profit and loss as per Schedule III.
8Analysis of Financial StatementsComparative statements, common-size statements and tools of analysis.
9Accounting RatiosLiquidity, solvency, activity and profitability ratios with interpretation.
10Cash Flow StatementCash flows from operating, investing and financing activities (AS-3).

What you get in every Class 12 Accountancy solution

Numericals solved step by step – partnership accounts, share capital and ratios in proper format.
Theory in exam language – definitions and concepts the way CBSE expects.
Correct formats – revaluation, realisation, balance sheets and cash flow laid out neatly.
Exam-focused – working notes and explanations to avoid common errors.

How to score full marks in Class 12 Accountancy

Practise partnership and company numericals daily in the correct format, and always show your working notes — goodwill, revaluation and capital adjustments carry most of the marks. Learn accounting ratio formulas precisely and revise the cash flow format thoroughly, as these are scoring topics in the board exam.

FAQs – NCERT Solutions for Class 12 Accountancy

How many chapters are there in Class 12 Accountancy?

Class 12 Accountancy has 10 chapters across two books – Partnership and Company Accounts (Chapters 1-6) and Analysis of Financial Statements (Chapters 7-10).

Are these Class 12 Accountancy solutions free?

Yes. All NCERT Solutions for Class 12 Accountancy on ClearStudy are completely free and follow the official NCERT textbook from ncert.nic.in.

Are numerical questions solved with working notes?

Yes. Every numerical — partnership accounts, share capital, debentures, ratios and cash flow — is solved step by step in the proper format with working notes so you can follow each calculation.

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