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During the dissolution of a partnership firm, what is the next major step after cash is realised from the sale of all assets?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Paying external liabilities

At dissolution, the cash realised from selling assets is first used to pay external liabilities, such as creditors and bills payable. The partners’ loans and capital accounts are settled afterwards. Therefore, option A is correct; the other options involve continuing or expanding the business, which is contrary to dissolution. Exam tip: remember the usual sequence—realise assets, pay external liabilities, and then settle the partners’ accounts.

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