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On dissolution, how is debit balance of a partner's current account transferred to capital account?

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Correct answer: Debited to capital account

A debit balance in a partner’s current account means that the partner has withdrawn more than the amount credited to that account, or otherwise owes an amount to the firm. On dissolution, this debit balance is transferred to the partner’s capital account so that the partner’s total amount due is properly shown.

The transfer is recorded by debiting the partner’s capital account and crediting the current account. In other words, the debit balance reduces the amount standing to the partner’s credit in capital. It is not transferred to Realisation or Bank because it is an adjustment between the partner’s own accounts. Therefore option A is correct.

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