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Class 12AccountancyDissolution of a Partnership FirmClosing the BusinessEasy
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If an asset has a book value of ₹10,000 and is sold for ₹13,000, what is the difference of ₹3,000 called?

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Correct answer: Realisation profit

The sale proceeds of ₹13,000 exceed the book value of ₹10,000 by ₹3,000. The excess realised on the sale of an asset is called realisation profit. Therefore, option A is correct; if the sale proceeds were lower than the book value, it would be a realisation loss. Exam tip: Sale proceeds − book value determines the realisation profit or loss.

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Dissolution Of PartnershipRealisation AccountClosing The BusinessAccounting FundamentalsClass 12 AccountancyDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq
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  1. 1What is the process of permanently closing a partnership firm and ending its existence called?
  2. 2Which account is prepared at the time of dissolution of a firm to determine the profit or loss arising from the settlement of its assets and external liabilities?
  3. 3What is generally done with the assets of a partnership firm at the time of its dissolution?
  4. 4On dissolution of a partnership firm, from what are the external liabilities generally paid?
  5. 5To which account is the realisation profit transferred?
  6. 6To which account is the realisation loss transferred?
  7. 7What happens to the existence of the firm after dissolution?
  8. 8Dissolution expenses are generally debited to which account?
  9. 9At the time of dissolution, if an asset is sold for ₹10,000, what amount will be credited to the Realisation Account?
  10. 10On dissolution of a firm, to whom is the final cash balance paid after settling outside liabilities and other amounts due?
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