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If a partner takes an asset of five thousand rupees and pays one thousand rupees cash, what is the net effect?

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Correct answer: Debit ₹4,000

The direct answer is A: debit ₹4,000. When a partner takes an asset during dissolution, the partner becomes responsible for its agreed value, so the partner’s capital account is debited by ₹5,000. If the partner pays ₹1,000 in cash to the firm, that cash payment reduces the net amount charged to the partner; it is credited to the partner’s capital account. The net debit is therefore ₹5,000−₹1,000=₹4,000. A is correct. B, debit ₹6,000, incorrectly adds the cash payment instead of subtracting it. C, credit ₹4,000, reverses the direction: the partner has taken value from the firm, so the net effect is a debit. D, debit ₹1,000, considers only the cash and ignores the ₹5,000 asset. A useful account rule is: asset taken is debit, cash paid by the partner is credit, and the difference is the net debit. Check the amount and the direction separately.

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