Accountancy, asked by dilipyadav40111, 5 months ago

(4) How would you deal with the following balances disclosed in the balance sheet at the
time of the dissolution of a partnership firm ? Explain
(¡) General reserve
(¡¡)Investment fluctuation fund
(¡¡¡) Workmen accident compensation fund
(¡vProvidend fund
(v) Debit balance of Profit and loss A/C
(v¡)Depreciation fund​

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Answered by utkarshamodak2010
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Answered by tisharachchh
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(i) General Reserve :

Balance of general reserve account is credited to partners’ capital or current account in their profit and loss sharing ratio.

(ii) Investment Fluctuation Fund :

Investment Fluctuation Fund is a provision against assets which will be shown under the heading of provision on credit side of Realisation Account.

(iii) Workmen Accident Compensation Fund :

Workmen Accident Compensation Fund is a accumulated profit, which will be credited for all partners’ capital/current account in their profit-loss sharing ratio.

(iv) Providend Fund :

Providend Fund is a liability (debt) which will be shown under the heading of Sundry Liability on credit side of Realisation account.

(v) Debit Balance of Profit and Loss A/c :

Debit balance of profit and loss account will be debited to partners’ capital account in their profit and loss sharing ratio.

(vi)Depreciation Fund :

Depreciation Fund is a provision against asset which will be shown under the heading of provision on credit side of Realisation Account.

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