Accountancy, asked by girishakarekar, 4 months ago



The deficiency shown by deficiency account will be equal to the deficiency revealed by​

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Answered by Anonymous
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It will be revealed by the Statement of Affairs.

  • The statement of affairs accurately depicts the insolvent's financial situation as of the specific date of the adjudication decision.
  • Whilst the deficiency account outlines how the apparent deficiency in the Statement of Affairs came about.
  • This statement depicts the debtor's financial condition at a certain point in time. As a result, the account's deficit is the same as the one revealed by a declaration of affairs.

Answered by jemieldhoaus
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Answer:

Statement of Affairs

Explanation:

It will be revealed by the Statement of Affairs. As a result, the account's deficit is the same as the one revealed by a declaration of affairs.

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