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What is the main purpose of transferring creditors to the Realisation Account?

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Correct answer: To determine the profit or loss arising from settlement of liabilities

At dissolution, creditors are external liabilities of the firm. Transferring them to the Realisation Account and recording their subsequent settlement brings the effect of settling those liabilities into that account, allowing the profit or loss on realisation to be determined. This transfer does not directly increase capital or stock; cash decreases only when payment is made. Exam tip: Profit or loss arising from the realisation of assets and settlement of external liabilities is determined through the Realisation Account.

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Partnership DissolutionRealisation AccountCreditorsSettlement Of LiabilitiesClosing The BusinessDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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