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If the full amount due to a retiring partner is paid immediately, what is the need for a loan account?

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Correct answer: A loan account is not required

The governing concept is that a partner’s loan account is opened only when an amount payable to the retiring partner remains unpaid and is converted into a loan. If the firm pays the entire amount due immediately, no liability remains outstanding in the form of a loan. Therefore, no separate partner’s loan account is required, making option A correct. Option B is wrong because a loan account is not compulsory in every retirement; it depends on whether payment is deferred. Options C and D describe sales and stock, which are unrelated to the purpose of this account. The account is a liability record, not an income or inventory record.

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Partner LoanRetirementImmediate PaymentLiabilityPartner's Loan AccountPartner S Loan AccountReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A PartnerAccountancy

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