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When cash is received from a partner on dissolution, on which side is the capital account recorded?

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Correct answer: Credit side

The direct answer is option A: the capital account is recorded on the credit side. When a partner brings cash into the firm on dissolution, the firm receives cash and the partner’s amount due to the firm increases, or an amount payable by the partner is recorded. In the partner’s capital account, this receipt is therefore credited. Option A is correct. Option B, debit side, is wrong because a debit would reduce the partner’s capital balance or record value taken from the firm, which is the opposite situation. Option C, only in the Bank Account, is incomplete and wrong because the cash entry must also be reflected in the partner’s capital account. Option D, nowhere, is wrong because every financial receipt must be recorded. The exact journal presentation can depend on the accounting format, but under the stated question’s treatment the partner’s capital account is credited. Memory cue: cash received from partner increases the credit side.

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Cash ReceivedCredit SideCapital Account

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