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If outstanding expenses increase from ₹22000 to ₹30000 what will happen in revaluation account?

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Correct answer: Debit ₹8000

Direct answer: Revaluation Account is debited by ₹8,000, so option A is correct. Outstanding expenses are a liability. The liability first stood at ₹22,000 and becomes ₹30,000. The increase is ₹30,000−₹22,000=₹8,000. An increase in liability is a loss because the firm now owes more. Therefore Revaluation Account is debited by ₹8,000 and the outstanding-expenses liability is credited or increased by ₹8,000. Option B is wrong because credit treatment applies to a decrease in liability, which would be a gain. Option C is wrong because only the increase, not the whole revised balance, is the revaluation adjustment. Option D is wrong because the change creates a definite loss. Exam cue: liability increase equals debit to Revaluation Account; liability decrease equals credit.

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