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Investment Fluctuation Reserve is ₹10000 and fall in investments is ₹14000. What is the treatment of excess fall?

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Correct answer: ₹4000 revaluation loss

The direct answer is Option A: ₹4,000 revaluation loss. First compare the fall in investment with the Investment Fluctuation Reserve. The fall is ₹14,000 and the reserve available is ₹10,000. The reserve can absorb only ₹10,000. Calculation: ₹14,000 − ₹10,000 = ₹4,000. Thus, ₹10,000 is adjusted against the reserve and the remaining ₹4,000 is debited to the Revaluation Account as a loss. Option A is correct because it represents exactly the uncovered fall. Option B is wrong because the excess is not normally transferred to General Reserve. Option C is wrong because the fall is a loss, not a capital gain. Option D is wrong because there is no cash profit and ₹10,000 is only the amount of reserve used. Remember: use the fluctuation reserve first; any excess fall goes to Revaluation Account.

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