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At the time of dissolution, if a known liability is not transferred to the Realisation Account but its payment is recorded in that account, what will be the effect?

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Correct answer: Loss will be overstated

On transferring a liability, the Realisation Account is credited; on paying that liability, the Realisation Account is debited. Here, the credit for the transfer is omitted, but the debit for payment is recorded. Thus, the debit side of the Realisation Account is overstated without the corresponding credit, causing the loss on realisation to be overstated. Exam tip: For every liability, verify both its transfer entry and its settlement entry.

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Dissolution Of PartnershipRealisation AccountOmitted LiabilityAccounting ErrorsClass 12 AccountancyDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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