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During the dissolution of a firm, an external liability has already been transferred to the Realisation Account. If the entry for its partial cash payment is not recorded, what will be the effect?

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Correct answer: Bank balance and realisation profit will both be overstated

After the liability is transferred to the Realisation Account, its payment is recorded as Realisation Account Dr. To Bank. If this entry is omitted, the amount actually paid will not be deducted from the bank balance, so the bank balance will be overstated. The debit for payment will also be missing from the Realisation Account, causing realisation profit to be overstated (or loss to be understated). Option B states the reverse effect. Exam tip: For every liability payment, debit the Realisation Account and credit Bank.

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Dissolution Of PartnershipRealisation AccountLiability SettlementAccounting EntriesPartnership AccountsDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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