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When a firm is dissolved, Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debt Account :-

  1. A
    Is transferred into Realisation Account and paid out.
  2. B
    Is transferred into Realisation Account but not paid out.
  3. C
    Is not transferred into Realisation Account.
  4. D
    Is not transferred into Realisation Account and also not paid out.

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Upon dissolution, Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts is a non-liability valuation balance linked to Debtors. It is transferred to the credit side of the Realisation Account to close the account balance. Since it is merely an accounting provision and not an actual external third-party liability obligation, it is never paid out.

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When a firm is dissolved, Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debt Account :-
A
Is transferred into Realisation Account and paid out.
B
Is transferred into Realisation Account but not paid out.
C
Is not transferred into Realisation Account.
D
Is not transferred into Realisation Account and also not paid out.

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