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On the dissolution of a firm, external creditors' accounts are transferred to:

  1. A
    Cash Account
  2. B
    Bank Account
  3. C
    Realisation Account
  4. D
    Partners Capital Account

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Upon the dissolution of a partnership firm, all third-party liabilities and assets (except cash/bank balance and accumulated losses) are closed out by transferring their respective book value balances to the Realisation Account. The journal entry to close creditor accounts is:


Hence, creditors are transferred to the Realisation Account.

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On the dissolution of a firm, external creditors' accounts are transferred to:
A
Cash Account
B
Bank Account
C
Realisation Account
D
Partners Capital Account

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