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B's capital is credit ₹30000. Share of realisation loss is ₹6000 and drawings are ₹4000. What is final payment to B?

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Correct answer: ₹20000

At dissolution, a partner’s final payment is based on the amount left in that partner’s account after all items affecting it are recorded. A realisation loss is borne by the partners and reduces their capital. Drawings have already been taken out by the partner, so they also reduce the amount finally payable.

For B, begin with the credit balance of ₹30,000. Subtract the realisation loss of ₹6,000 and drawings of ₹4,000: ₹30,000−₹6,000−₹4,000=₹20,000. Thus option B is correct. The answer assumes that the stated drawings are to be adjusted through B’s account and that ₹30,000 is the relevant capital balance. Options A, C and D do not apply both deductions correctly.

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