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At the time of reconstitution, why is a partner’s loan account kept separate from the capital account?

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Correct answer: To clearly show the loan as a liability separate from capital

A loan given by a partner to the firm is a liability of the firm, whereas the capital account records the partner’s capital and related adjustments. Keeping the two accounts separate clearly identifies the loan balance, its repayment, and any interest independently of capital. Therefore, option A is correct; separating the account does not itself increase profit or reduce tax. Exam tip: In the balance sheet, a partner’s loan is generally shown separately from partners’ capital under liabilities.

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Partner Loan AccountPartnership ReconstitutionRetirement Of PartnerPartnership LiabilitiesPartner's Loan AccountPartner S Loan AccountReconstitution Retirement Or Death Of A PartnerAccountancy

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