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What is the usual accounting treatment of Bills Receivable on the dissolution of a partnership firm?

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Correct answer: It is transferred to the Realisation Account at its book value, and the amount realised is credited to the Realisation Account.

Bills Receivable is an asset of the firm. On dissolution, like other non-cash assets, it is transferred to the Realisation Account at its book value. When the bill is collected, Bank is debited and the Realisation Account is credited with the amount realised. Hence, option A is correct; option B is wrong because the asset is not settled directly through the partners’ Capital Accounts. Exam tip: Remember that assets are transferred to the Realisation Account, while proceeds from their sale or collection are credited to that account.

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Partnership DissolutionRealisation AccountBills ReceivableAccountancy Class 12Asset RealisationDissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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