Bank Al-Izz provided working capital to Tijarah Construction. based on the principle of musharakah mutanaqisah amounting to OR 400,000. Profit and loss sharing ratio as agreed by both parties is similar to the ratio of capital contribution which is 40:60 (Bank: Customer) at the beginning of the contract. The repayment shall be equal throughout the contract period. The profit and loss for the above project is as follows: Year 1 Loss of OR 180,000 Year 2 Profit of OR 150,000 Year 3 Profit of OR 220,000 Year 4 Loss of OR 80,000 Determine the profits or losses to be recognised by Bank Al-Izz for Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4

Bank Al-Izz provided working capital to Tijarah Construction. based on the principle of musharakah mutanaqisah amounting to OR 400,000. Profit and loss sharing ratio as agreed by both parties is similar to the ratio of capital contribution which is 40:60 (Bank: Customer) at the beginning of the contract. The repayment shall be equal throughout the contract period. The profit and loss for the above project is as follows: Year 1 Loss of OR 180,000 Year 2 Profit of OR 150,000 Year 3 Profit of OR 220,000 Year 4 Loss of OR 80,000 Determine the profits or losses to be recognised by Bank Al-Izz for Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4

Essentials Of Investments

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