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What is the main objective of settling liabilities at the time of dissolution of a firm?

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Correct answer: Discharge all valid obligations of the firm

At dissolution, the firm’s business is being closed, so the claims of creditors and other outside parties must be paid or otherwise settled. This discharges the firm’s external obligations and allows its accounts to be closed finally. Increasing sales, bringing in capital, or admitting a new partner is not an objective of dissolution. Exam tip: In dissolution, the realisation proceeds are used to settle external liabilities before the partners’ capital accounts are settled.

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Partnership DissolutionLiabilitiesClosing BusinessRealisation AccountAccountancy Class 12Closing The BusinessDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancy

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