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At the time of dissolution, if a partner takes over assets valued at more than the credit available in his Capital Account, how will the excess value be accounted for?

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Correct answer: It will be debited to his Capital Account

When a partner takes over an asset at dissolution, his Capital Account is debited with the agreed value of the asset and the Realisation Account is credited. If that value exceeds the credit available in his Capital Account, the excess creates a debit balance in his account. Therefore, option A is correct. Option B is incorrect because the partner’s Capital Account is debited, not credited, when he takes over an asset. Exam tip: remember the entry—Partner’s Capital A/c Dr. To Realisation A/c.

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AccountancyPartnership DissolutionRealisation AccountPartner Capital AccountAsset TakeoverDissolution Of A Partnership FirmClass 12 Mcq

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