Debit balance in realisation account. Answer in a word / phrase / term.
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Debit balance in realisation account is known as realisation loss.
- Realization account refers to an account opened by the company when it goes through dissolution to record the profit from the sale of property and losses suffered from liability settlement.
- A realized loss is the loss acknowledged by selling assets at a rate below the original purchase price. Realized loss occurs when an asset acquired at a price or book value rate is then charged for a value below its book value.
- A realized loss is a decline in the value of an asset sold. This concept is the opposite of paper loss or unrealized loss which only becomes a realized loss when the security is actually sold.
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