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If all the assets are sold at the time of dissolution, but an external liability is neither settled nor recorded in the Realisation Account, what will be the effect?

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Correct answer: Profit will be overstated

When an external liability is omitted from the Realisation Account, the related settlement expense or loss is not recorded. Consequently, the loss on realisation is understated and the reported profit is overstated. Therefore, option A is correct. Exam tip: an external liability settled during dissolution is generally debited to the Realisation Account; omitting it makes the result appear more profitable than it actually is.

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AccountancyDissolution Of Partnership FirmRealisation AccountUnrecorded LiabilityAccounting ErrorsDissolution Of A Partnership FirmClass 12 Mcq

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