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At the time of dissolution of a partnership firm, if a partner takes over an asset in kind instead of paying cash, what will be the accounting effect?

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Correct answer: No entry will be made in the Cash Account

When a partner takes over an asset without making a cash payment, no entry is made in the Cash Account. The partner’s Capital or Current Account is debited with the agreed value, and the Realisation Account is credited. Therefore, cash does not increase and liabilities do not increase. Realisation profit or loss depends on the agreed value compared with the book value, so it does not necessarily increase. Exam tip: ‘taken over in kind’ generally means adjustment through the partner’s account, not a cash transaction.

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Partnership DissolutionRealisation AccountAsset TakeoverPartner Capital AccountAccountancy Class 12Dissolution Of A Partnership FirmAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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