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Debtors are ₹1,25,000. Bad debts of ₹9,000 are written off and a new provision of 6% is required on the balance. What will be the revaluation loss?

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Correct answer: ₹15,960

The governing concept is that both the bad debts written off and the newly created provision reduce the recoverable value of debtors, so both are losses in revaluation. First, deduct bad debts of ₹9,000 from ₹1,25,000, leaving ₹1,16,000. The required provision is 6% of ₹1,16,000, which equals ₹6,960. Therefore, total revaluation loss is ₹9,000 + ₹6,960 = ₹15,960. Option D gives only the provision and ignores the bad debts. ₹7,500 is not 6% of the adjusted balance, while ₹14,460 results from an incorrect calculation. Hence, option A is the complete loss.

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