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A's capital is credit ₹62000. Share of realisation profit is ₹13000 and drawings are ₹9000. What is final balance?

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Correct answer: Credit ₹66000

At dissolution, a partner’s final capital balance is adjusted for items transferred to that account. A share of realisation profit is credited because it increases the partner’s claim. Drawings are deducted because they have already been withdrawn and reduce the amount payable to the partner.

Starting with A’s credit capital of ₹62,000, add the realisation profit of ₹13,000 and subtract drawings of ₹9,000: ₹62,000 + ₹13,000 − ₹9,000 = ₹66,000. The resulting balance remains a credit balance, meaning ₹66,000 is payable to A, subject to the other settlement entries. Therefore option A is correct.

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