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At the dissolution of a firm, to which account are the external liabilities appearing in the books transferred?

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Correct answer: Realisation Account

At dissolution, external liabilities are transferred at their book values to the credit side of the Realisation Account because this account records the settlement of liabilities and the realisation of assets. The Capital Account is used for adjusting partners’ capital balances, so it is not the correct account. Exam tip: external liabilities are credited to the Realisation Account, while assets are generally debited to it. A partner’s loan is generally not transferred to the Realisation Account.

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Partnership DissolutionRealisation AccountExternal LiabilitiesAccounting EntriesClosing BusinessClosing The BusinessDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancy

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