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At the time of dissolution, when an external liability is paid after being transferred to the Realisation Account, which journal entry is passed?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Realisation Account Dr., Bank Account Cr.

The liability is first transferred to the Realisation Account. When it is paid, the Realisation Account is debited because the payment is treated as a realisation expense, while the Bank Account is credited because money leaves the bank. Option C is incorrect in this situation because the liability account has already been transferred to the Realisation Account. Exam tip: remember the entry for payment of a liability—Realisation A/c Dr. To Bank A/c.

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AccountancyDissolution Of Partnership FirmRealisation AccountJournal EntriesClass 12Dissolution Of A Partnership FirmClass 12 Mcq

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