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At the time of dissolution, if the cash realised from the assets is insufficient to pay the firm’s liabilities, what is done?

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Correct answer: The partners bring in the required cash

At dissolution, the firm must settle its external liabilities and dissolution expenses. If the cash realised from the assets is insufficient, the partners bring in the amount required to pay those obligations, generally in their profit-sharing ratio. Liabilities cannot be ignored, and a cash shortage cannot be covered by artificially increasing the profit of the Realisation Account. Exam tip: when realised cash falls short of the amount payable, look for a contribution by the partners.

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Partnership DissolutionRealisation AccountPartners ContributionSettlement Of LiabilitiesAccountancy Class 12Dissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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