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If the amount due to a deceased partner is not paid immediately, why is a loan account opened in the partner’s name?

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Correct answer: To record the amount due as an outstanding liability and pay it later

After the necessary adjustments, the amount due to the deceased partner is payable to the partner’s executor. If the firm does not settle this amount immediately, it is transferred to the deceased partner’s loan account, which represents the firm’s outstanding liability and is paid later. Option C is incorrect because the amount is not fresh capital; it is an amount already due. Exam tip: Transfer the amount due to the deceased partner’s loan account when immediate settlement is not made.

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AccountancyPartnershipReconstitutionDeceased PartnerLoan AccountPartner DeathDeceased Partner’s ShareDeceased Partner S Share

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