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During the dissolution of a partnership firm, if the cash available after realising the assets is insufficient to pay the external liabilities, what is generally done?

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Correct answer: Cash is brought in by the partners to pay the liabilities

When the cash realised from assets is insufficient to settle external liabilities, the partners bring in the required cash. This cash is used to pay the liabilities and is adjusted through the concerned partner’s Capital or Current Account. The deficiency cannot be ignored, and a fictitious profit cannot be recorded in the Realisation Account. Exam tip: At dissolution, external liabilities are settled before any final payment is made to the partners.

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Partnership DissolutionRealisation AccountExternal LiabilitiesPartner ContributionAccountancy Class 12Dissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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