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Where is a partner’s capital normally shown in the balance sheet?

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Correct answer: On the liabilities side

The governing concept is the classification of the partner’s capital as an internal liability of the firm. Capital represents the amount contributed by the partner and owed by the partnership to that partner, subject to the partnership agreement and the firm’s net assets. Therefore it is normally presented on the liabilities side of the balance sheet, usually within partners’ funds or capital accounts. Option A is correct. It is not an asset of the firm merely because cash or other resources were introduced; those resources are recorded as assets, while the partner’s claim is a liability. Options C and D do not describe balance-sheet presentation.

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Balance SheetPartner CapitalLiability ClassificationCapital AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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