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If A gave a loan to the firm and interest on that loan was omitted from the books, which account should be credited?

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Correct answer: A's loan account or interest payable account

From the firm's books interest on a partner's loan is an expense (debited to Interest on Loan or Profit & Loss), and the corresponding credit is to the partner — either the partner's loan account or an interest-payable-to-partner account. Hence A's loan/interest payable account is credited. B's capital account is incorrect because capital account is credited for interest on capital or profit adjustments, not for interest payable to the firm’s creditor-partner. Exam tip: For omitted partner-loan interest pass Debit: Interest (expense) and Credit: Partner’s Loan/Interest Payable.

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Partnership AccountsPartner LoanInterest OmissionAdjustmentsAccounting EntriesPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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