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When the Realisation Account considers the possible loss arising from the disposal of assets and settlement of liabilities at dissolution, which accounting principle is primarily reflected?

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Correct answer: Prudence (Conservatism) principle

The Realisation Account determines the profit or loss arising from the sale of assets and settlement of external liabilities. Recognising possible losses, such as an asset being sold below its book value, while not anticipating unrealised gains reflects the prudence or conservatism principle. The going-concern principle is not the primary basis because dissolution involves winding up the firm rather than continuing its operations. Exam tip: The realisation profit or loss is ultimately transferred to the partners’ capital accounts in their profit-sharing ratio.

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Partnership DissolutionRealisation AccountPrudence PrincipleConservatism PrincipleClass 12 AccountancyDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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