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If a partner takes over a liability of ₹16,000 and goods worth ₹6,000, what is the net effect on the partner’s capital account?

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Correct answer: Credit ₹10,000

The governing concept is the recording of assets and liabilities taken over by a partner during dissolution. Taking over a liability gives the partner’s capital account a credit of ₹16,000 because the firm’s obligation is discharged by the partner. Taking over goods gives the capital account a debit of ₹6,000 because the partner receives an asset. The net effect is therefore credit ₹16,000 − debit ₹6,000 = credit ₹10,000. Option A is correct. Option B wrongly adds both amounts, option C reverses the net direction, and option D ignores the liability component. The calculation assumes the stated values are the agreed takeover amounts.

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Liability Taken OverGoods Taken OverNet EffectCapital AccountsPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsAccountancyClass 12 Mcq

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