Match each transaction occurring during the dissolution of a partnership to its correct accounting entry in the ledger.
- Transfer of book values of assets to Realization AccountDebit Realization Account, Credit Sundry Asset Accounts
- Receipt of cash from the sale/realization of assetsDebit Cash/Bank Account, Credit Realization Account
- Payment of dissolution expenses in cashDebit Realization Account, Credit Cash/Bank Account
- Distribution of profit on realization to partnersDebit Realization Account, Credit Partners' Capital Accounts
Answer
Transfer of asset book values matches Debit Realization Account, Credit Sundry Asset Accounts; Receipt of cash from realized assets matches Debit Cash/Bank Account, Credit Realization Account; Payment of dissolution expenses matches Debit Realization Account, Credit Cash/Bank Account; Distribution of realization profit matches Debit Realization Account, Credit Partners' Capital Accounts.
Each transaction follows standard double-entry principles for partnership dissolution: transferring asset book values closes asset accounts via debit to Realization and credit to Assets; cash proceeds from asset sales increase cash (debit Cash/Bank) and credit Realization; paying realization costs decreases cash (credit Cash/Bank) and debits Realization; and sharing realization profit increases partner capital balances (credit Partners' Capital) by debiting the balance of the Realization Account.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Ledger entries for partnership dissolution and realization account preparation
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