Solution for Q 11 to 20 of Chapter 7 of T S Grewal Class 12 Accountancy 2026-27 are given below. The Chapter name is Dissolution of a Partnership Firm from Partnership Accounts class 12. These Solutions are based on topics Journal entries at the time of dissolution and Preparation of Realization A/c.
Working notes are given with each solution. These help in understanding the steps and are also important for board exams as marks are given for steps.
These solutions are also useful for CA Foundation, CS Foundation and CMA Foundation students. The solutions will be helpful for students as well as teachers teaching class 12 accounts.
Question 11
| a) |
Cash/Bank A/c Dr.. |
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3000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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3000 |
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(Being unrecorded funiture sold) |
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| b) |
Cash/Bank A/c Dr.. |
600 |
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To Realization A/c |
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600 |
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(Being amount realized from an old customer) |
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(1000*60/100) |
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Paras Capital A/c Dr.. |
30000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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30000 |
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(Being goodwill taken over by Paras) |
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| d) |
Priya Capital A/c Dr.. |
300 |
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To Realization A/c |
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300 |
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(Being typewriter taken over by Priya) |
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(400-(400*25/100)) |
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| e) |
Paras Capital A/c Dr.. |
300 |
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Priya Capital A/c Dr.. |
300 |
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To Realization A/c |
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600 |
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(Being shares distributed among the partners) |
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Question 12
| Here question specifically ask to pass the entry after all assets and liabilities are already transferred |
| So we will pass entries only for settlement |
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| a) |
Cash/Bank A/c Dr.. |
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50000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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50000 |
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(Being cash realized on sale of assets) |
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| b) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
10000 |
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To Cash/Bank A/c |
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10000 |
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(Being cash paid for settlement of liabilities) |
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| c) |
Realisation A/c |
2500 |
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To X's Capital A/c |
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2500 |
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(Being commission paid to partner) |
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| d) |
If we assume expenses initially paid by firm : |
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Amrit Capital A/c Dr.. |
15000 |
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To Cash A/c |
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15000 |
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(Being realization expenses paid by firm) |
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Realisation A/c Dr.. |
10000 |
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To Amrit Capital A/c |
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10000 |
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(Being Realization expenses reimbursed to Amrit) |
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Or Single Entry |
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Realisation A/c Dr.. |
10000 |
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Amrit Capital A/c Dr.. |
5000 |
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To Cash/Bank A/c |
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15000 |
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(Being realization expenses reimbursed to Amrit) |
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Understand : Expenses paid initially by firm. So cash A/c credited |
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Firm agreed with Amrit that upto Rs 10000 firm can bear. |
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If there is excess then Amrit has to bear |
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So firm recovers Rs 10000 from Amrit and excess borne by firm |
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If we assume expenses initially paid by Amrit : |
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Realization A/c Dr.. |
10000 |
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To Amrit Capital A/c |
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10000 |
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(Being Realization expenses reimbursed to Amrit) |
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Second option is preferable |
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| e) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
5000 |
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To Cash/Bank A/c |
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5000 |
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(Being payment of employee liability) |
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(Note : 'Required to pay' means paid as firm |
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is dissolving) |
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| f) |
Bank A/c |
3600 |
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To Realisation A/c |
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3600 |
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(Being realization of Bad Debts - unrecorded assets) |
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(6000*60/100) |
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| g) |
Cash/Bank A/c Dr.. |
15000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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15000 |
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(Being cash realized on sale of investment) |
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(10000*150/100) |
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| h) |
If we assume expenses initially paid by firm : |
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Y Capital A/c Dr.. |
10000 |
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To Cash A/c |
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10000 |
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(Being realization expenses paid by firm) |
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Realisation A/c Dr.. |
7500 |
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To Y Capital A/c |
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7500 |
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(Being Realization expenses reimbursed to Krishan) |
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Or Single Entry |
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Realisation A/c Dr.. |
7500 |
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Y Capital A/c Dr.. |
2500 |
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To Cash/Bank A/c |
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10000 |
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(Being realization expenses reimbursed to Krishan) |
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If we assume expenses initially paid by Krishan : |
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| h) |
Realisation A/c |
7500 |
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To Y Capital A/c |
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7500 |
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(Being realization expenses reimbursed to Krishan) |
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Second option is preferable |
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Working Note: |
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Note the language on point no (d). It says reimbursement to partner |
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This means that the expenses were initially paid by the partner |
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Though the partner incurred higher expenses but firm agreed to reimburse only lesser amount |
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Please note that Employee Provident Fund is a third party liability |
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Question 13
| a) |
Kavita Capital A/c Dr.. |
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90000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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90000 |
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(Being stock taken over by Kavita) |
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| b) |
No entry for asset settled against a liability |
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| c) |
Suman Capital A/c Dr.. |
17000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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17000 |
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(Being unrecorded asset taken over by Suman) |
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| d) |
Realisation A/c Dr.. |
2000 |
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To Kavita Capital A/c |
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2000 |
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(Being Realization expenses paid by Kavita) |
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| e) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
21000 |
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To Cash/Bank A/c |
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21000 |
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(Being bank loan paid off) |
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| f) |
Kavita Capital A/c Dr.. |
3500 |
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Suman Capital A/c Dr.. |
3500 |
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To Realisation A/c |
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7000 |
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(Being loss on realization) |
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Question 14
| a) |
Cash/Bank A/c Dr.. |
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25000 |
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Aman Capital A/c Dr.. |
22500 |
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To Realization A/c |
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47500 |
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(Being part furniture taken over by partner and balance sold at BV) |
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| b) |
Profit and Loss A/c Dr.. |
15000 |
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To Aman Capital A/c |
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7500 |
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To Harish Capital A/c |
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7500 |
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(Being balance in profit and loss distributed among partners) |
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| c) |
Harsh's Loan A/c Dr.. |
6000 |
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To Cash/Bank |
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5500 |
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To Realization A/c |
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500 |
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(Being Harsh loan settled) |
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| d) |
Harsh Capital A/c Dr.. |
5000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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5000 |
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(Bein realization expenses paid by firm on behalf of Harsh) |
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| e) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
1200 |
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To Bank A/c |
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1200 |
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(Being amount paid to Bank on dishonour of BR) |
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Bank A/c Dr.. |
300 |
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To Realization A/c |
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300 |
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(Being amount realized from Soham's estate) |
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(1200*25/100) |
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Note : After discounting the BR was not appearing in our books |
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Now when it is dishonoured it is accounted like an unrecorded asset |
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| f) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
1250 |
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To Cash A/c |
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1250 |
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(Being amount paid to creditors) |
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Note : |
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No entry to be passed for creditors settled against stock Rs 4750 |
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(6000-(5000*0.95)) |
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Question 15
| a) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
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60000 |
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To Kunal Capital A/c |
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60000 |
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(Being Kunal's wife loan paif by Kunal) |
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Note : Kunal wife loan is an outside liability) |
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Though Kunal pays now but later he will get amt back |
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| b) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
27000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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27000 |
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(Being amount paid to creditors) |
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Bank A/c Dr.. |
20000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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20000 |
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(Being balance furniture sold at BV 28000-8000) |
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| c) |
Rohit Loan A/c Dr.. |
70000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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70000 |
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(Being Rohit loan paid) |
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| d) |
Kunal Capital A/c Dr.. |
3000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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3000 |
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(Being machine taken over by Kunal) |
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(Expected value has no relevance as it is not actually realised) |
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| e) |
Rohit Capital A/c Dr.. |
144000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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144000 |
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(Being stock taken over by Rohit) |
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| f) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
15000 |
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To Sarthak Capital A/c |
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15000 |
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(Being remuneration to Sarthak for Realization expenses) |
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(The firm is not concerned with payment of Rs 16000 by Sarthak) |
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Question 16
| a) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
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2600 |
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To Aman Capital A/c |
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2600 |
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(Being realization expenses paid by Aman) |
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| b) |
No entry for asset settled against a liability |
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| c) |
Bank A/c Dr.. |
3500 |
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To Realizartion A/c |
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3500 |
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(Being amount realized on unrealized asset) |
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| d) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
19000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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19000 |
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(Being creditors paid at a discount of 5%) |
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| e) |
Bimal Capital A/c Dr.. |
24000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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24000 |
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(Being stock taken over by Bimal) |
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| f) |
Bank A/c Dr.. |
4000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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4000 |
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(Being investments realized) |
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Question 17
| i) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
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20000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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20000 |
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(Being amount paid for O/s bill for repairs) |
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| ii) |
Tina Capital A/c Dr.. |
32000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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32000 |
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(Being stocktaken over by Tina) |
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Bank A/c Dr.. |
52000 |
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To Realization A/c |
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52000 |
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(Being Stock sold for cash) |
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| iii) |
Tina Capital A/c Dr.. |
1200 |
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Rina Capital A/c Dr.. |
800 |
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To Realisation A/c |
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2000 |
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(Being investments taken over by partner) |
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| iv) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
4000 |
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To Rina Capital A/c |
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4000 |
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(Being realization expenses paid by Rina) |
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Note : Contingent Liability is an unrecorded liability |
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| v) |
Tina Loan A/c Dr.. |
40000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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40000 |
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(Being Tina Loan paid) |
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| vi) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
9000 |
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To Rina Capital A/c |
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9000 |
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(Being Rina husband loan paid by Rina) |
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(10000*90/100) |
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Question 18
| a) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
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12000 |
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To Dharam Capital A/c |
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12000 |
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(Being remuneration paid to Dharam for realization Expenses) |
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Realization A/c Dr.. |
11000 |
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To Dharam Capital A/c |
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11000 |
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(Being dissolution expenses paid by Dharam to be reimbursed) |
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OR |
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Combined Single Entry |
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Realization A/c Dr.. |
23000 |
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To Dharam Capital A/c |
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23000 |
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(Being remuneration paid to Dharam for realization Expenses) |
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| b) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
15000 |
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To Jay Capital A/c |
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15000 |
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(Being remuneration paid to Jay for realization Expenses) |
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Jay Capital A/c Dr.. |
16000 |
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To Vijay Capital A/c |
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16000 |
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(Being actual realization expenses paid by Vijay) |
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OR |
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Combined Single Entry |
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Realization A/c Dr.. |
15000 |
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Jay Capital A/c Dr.. |
1000 |
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To Vijay Capital A/c |
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16000 |
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(Being realization expenses ) |
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| c) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
7000 |
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To Deepa Capital A/c |
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7000 |
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(Being remuneration paid to Deepa for realization Expenses) |
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Deepa Capital A/c Dr.. |
6000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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6000 |
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(Being actual realization expenses paid by firm and borne by Deepa) |
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OR |
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Combined Single Entry |
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Realization A/c Dr.. |
7000 |
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To Deepa Capital A/c |
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1000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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6000 |
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(Being realization expenses ) |
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| d) |
No Entry required |
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Understand below how debit and credit gets set off |
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Realization A/c Dr.. |
7500 |
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To Dev Capital A/c |
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7500 |
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(Being remuneration payable to Dev for realization expenses) |
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Dev Capital A/c Dr.. |
7500 |
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To Realization A/c |
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7500 |
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(Being stock taken over by Dev) |
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| e) |
Realization A/c Dr.. |
10000 |
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To Jeev Capital A/c |
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10000 |
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(Being remuneration payable to Dev for realization expenses) |
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When amount paid by Jeev then no entry required in firms books |
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Jeev Capital A/c Dr.. |
12000 |
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To Cash A/c |
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12000 |
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(Drawings by Jeev) |
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OR |
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Combined Single Entry |
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Realization A/c Dr.. |
10000 |
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Jeev Capital A/c Dr.. |
2000 |
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To Cash A/c |
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12000 |
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(Being realization expenses ) |
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Question 19
| a) |
Loan from Shiv A/c D.. |
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100000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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100000 |
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(Being Loan from shiv paid) |
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| b) |
Loan from Shiv A/c D.. |
100000 |
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To Shiv Capital A/c |
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80000 |
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To Bank A/c |
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20000 |
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(Being Loan from shiv adj against capital and balance paid) |
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| c) |
Bank A/c Dr.. |
37500 |
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Loan from Shiv A/c D.. |
100000 |
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To Shiv Capital A/c |
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137500 |
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(Being Loan from shiv adj against capital and balance received) |
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Question 20
| Particulars |
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Amount |
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Amount |
| To Machinery |
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700000 |
By Creditors |
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600000 |
| To Investments |
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400000 |
By Bills Payable |
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200000 |
| To Debtors |
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1100000 |
By Neeraj Capital A/c |
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500000 |
| To Stock |
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200000 |
By Bank : (Debtors) |
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900000 |
| To Madhur Capital A/c |
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100000 |
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| To Bank A/c (B/P) |
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200000 |
By Madhur Capital |
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100000 |
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By Realisation Loss : |
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Madhur Cap A/c |
240000 |
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Neeraj Cap A/c |
160000 |
400000 |
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| Total |
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|
2700000 |
Total |
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|
2700000 |
| Note : |
| No entry for machinery settled against creditors |
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