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Interest on capital payable is recorded on which side of a partner's capital account on dissolution?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Credit side

Interest on capital is an amount that the firm owes to the partner when the partnership agreement allows or requires such interest. From the partner’s point of view, it is income; from the firm’s point of view, it is an expense or amount payable. On dissolution, this payable amount is transferred to the partner’s capital account so that the partner receives the credit due before the final balance is settled.

Thus, interest on capital is recorded on the credit side of the partner’s capital account, making option A correct. The credit increases the amount standing to the partner’s credit. It is not entered on the debit side, because a debit would reduce the partner’s claim. It is also not recorded in the Realisation Account, since interest on capital is a partner-related adjustment rather than the realisation of a firm asset or liability.

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Interest On CapitalCredit SidePartner Account

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