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If the balance of a partner’s loan account becomes ₹1,89,000 after interest is added, what does this indicate from an accounting perspective?

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Correct answer: Liability increased

Interest on a partner’s loan is an amount payable by the firm. When interest is added to the loan account, the balance payable to the partner increases; therefore, the firm’s liability increases. It is not an increase in the partner’s capital because the loan account is separate from the capital account. Exam tip: Interest payable on a loan increases the liability.

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