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On dissolution of the firm, if the external liabilities payable are not transferred to the Realisation Account, which account will remain incomplete?

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Correct answer: Realisation Account

The Realisation Account records the assets realised and the transferable external liabilities of the firm. Liabilities are transferred to this account so that their settlement can be recorded and the resulting profit or loss on realisation can be calculated. Therefore, without this transfer, the Realisation Account remains incomplete. The Cash Account records receipts and payments, while partners’ capital accounts record the final settlement with partners. Exam tip: On dissolution, transfer the transferable external liabilities to the Realisation Account; partners’ loans and capital are treated separately.

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

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