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When all the liabilities of a firm have been paid and the balances of the partners’ capital accounts become zero, what is considered to have occurred?

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Correct answer: Dissolution of the firm is complete

In the dissolution of a firm, its assets are realised, liabilities are paid, and the partners’ capital accounts are finally settled. When these accounts become zero, the affairs of the firm are considered fully settled and its dissolution is complete. Partial dissolution involves only a limited change, such as the retirement of a partner, so option B is incorrect. Exam tip: remember that final settlement of liabilities and partners’ accounts marks the completion of dissolution.

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Partnership DissolutionRealisation AccountCapital AccountsSettlement Of LiabilitiesAccountancy Class 12Closing The BusinessDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancy

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