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If A brought goods into the firm as additional capital and this entry was not recorded in the books, what will be the effect on A’s account?

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Correct answer: It will be credited

When a partner brings goods as additional capital, assets (Inventory) increase and the partner’s capital increases. The accounting entry is: Inventory A/c Dr. To A’s Capital A/c. Hence A’s capital account is credited (increases). If the entry is omitted, both asset and capital will be understated in the books. Option C (No effect) is misleading — economically there is an effect, but it will not appear in the books if omitted. Exam tip: Record such transactions as Inventory A/c Dr. and Partner’s Capital A/c Cr. immediately to avoid understatement errors.

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Goods As CapitalAdditional CapitalAdjustmentPartnership AccountingAdjustmentsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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