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In the case of admission of a partner the entry for unrecorded investment will be

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Answered by lakshmilakku
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Answer:

Before appointing a new partner, we must confirm that all the assets and liabilities have been fairly appraised. Therefore, a revaluation account is created right before a new partner is introduced, and then changes are made to the books of accounts.

Explanation:

Unrecorded investments were made when the partner was admitted to the revaluation account. It is listed as an unrecorded investment account on the credit side of the revaluation account. Assets that have been entirely written off but are still physically present in the business are referred to as "unrecorded assets." Before they are auctioned off, there is no requirement that these assets be recorded in the books.

Unrecorded investments are added to the balance of the Revaluation Account as an unrecorded liability on the debit side, and any gain or loss is then transferred to the capital accounts of the partners.

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