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If an external liability is actually paid but the transaction is not recorded in the Realisation Account and Cash Account, what will be the effect?

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Correct answer: Realisation profit will be overstated and the cash balance will also be overstated

When a liability is paid, the Realisation Account is debited and the Cash Account is credited. If this entry is omitted, the debit side of the Realisation Account is understated, so the realisation profit is overstated (or the realisation loss is understated). Since Cash is not credited, the cash balance is also overstated. Exam tip: Remember the entry for payment of a liability as Realisation Account Dr. and Cash Account Cr.

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