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If there is only decrease in liabilities ₹22000 and decrease in assets ₹30000, what will be the revaluation result?

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Correct answer: ₹8000 loss

Direct answer: The result is option A, a revaluation loss of ₹8,000. A decrease in liabilities is a gain of ₹22,000 because the firm’s obligation becomes smaller. A decrease in assets is a loss of ₹30,000 because the firm’s resources become less valuable. Compare the two effects: loss ₹30,000−gain ₹22,000=₹8,000 net loss. Option A is correct. Option B reverses the net result. Option C adds the two amounts to ₹52,000 and ignores that one amount is a gain offsetting the loss. Option D reports the full asset decrease but ignores the gain from the liability decrease. In the account, the asset decrease is debited ₹30,000 and liability decrease is credited ₹22,000; the remaining debit balance is ₹8,000 loss. Memory cue: asset down is loss, liability down is gain; offset them.

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