Accountancy, asked by diaann03, 7 months ago

Balance of revaluation a/c in case of fixed capitals, is transferred to: a. partners capital a/c b. partners current a/c c. P&L a/c d. realisation a/c

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Answered by sairam191919
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Answer:

B. partners capital a/c

Answered by priyaag2102
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The correct answer to this question is option b. partners current a/c.

Explanation:

  • A revaluation a/c is opened for the reason of re-evaluating assets and liabilities.

  • This account is credited with an increase in the value of assets and liabilities and debited with all decrease in the value of assets and an increase in liabilities.

  • The difference between the two sides is the re-evaluation of profit or loss.  

  • This profit and loss are transferred to current capital accounts of old partners in the old profit-sharing ratio.

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