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In a Realisation Account, when there is a loss, how does the total of the debit side compare with the total of the credit side?

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Correct answer: The debit-side total is greater

In a Realisation Account, assets transferred and realisation expenses are recorded on the debit side, while liabilities transferred and proceeds from realised assets are recorded on the credit side. If the debit-side total exceeds the credit-side total, the difference represents a loss, which is transferred to the partners’ capital or current accounts in their profit-sharing ratio. A greater credit-side total indicates a profit. Exam tip: Excess of debit over credit means loss; excess of credit over debit means profit.

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