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After interest is added to a partner’s loan account, its balance becomes ₹1,32,500. What is the accounting implication?

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Correct answer: Increase in liability

Interest accrued on a partner’s loan is credited to the partner’s loan account, increasing the total amount payable by the firm. Therefore, the firm’s liability increases. Adding interest does not necessarily increase cash, as it is generally an accrual entry; it also reduces rather than increases the firm’s profit because it is an expense. Exam tip: interest on a partner’s loan is an expense for the firm and increases the loan liability.

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Partner Loan AccountInterest On LoanPartnership AccountingLiabilitiesRetirement Of PartnerPartner's Loan AccountPartner S Loan AccountReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A Partner

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