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According to personal account rule when is retiring partner loan account credited?

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Correct answer: When amount payable to partner increases

A retiring partner’s loan account is a personal account because it represents the amount payable to that partner. Under the personal-account rule, the person to whom the firm becomes liable is credited. Therefore, whenever the amount payable to the retiring partner increases, the loan account is credited. This may happen when the unpaid balance or interest is transferred to the loan account.

A payment reduces the liability and normally debits the loan account; a fall in bank balance records payment but is not the rule for crediting the loan. Purchasing goods has no direct connection with this account. Hence option A, when the amount payable increases, is correct.

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