Match each transaction occurring during the dissolution of a partnership firm to its correct double-entry ledger accounting treatment.
- Payment of dissolution expenses by a partner personally on behalf of the partnershipDebit Realization Account and Credit Partner's Capital Account
- Takeover of a firm's office equipment by a partner at an agreed valuationDebit Partner's Capital Account and Credit Realization Account
- Transfer of the book value of inventory to close the asset account upon dissolutionDebit Realization Account and Credit Inventory Account
- Discount received from trade creditors upon final settlement during realizationDebit Creditors Account and Credit Realization Account
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The correct pairings match each dissolution event to its respective double-entry rule: paying realization expenses via a partner debits Realization Account and credits Partner's Capital Account; taking over an asset debits Partner's Capital Account and credits Realization Account; transferring inventory to close it debits Realization Account and credits Inventory Account; and recording discount received debits Creditors Account and credits Realization Account.
Each matching pair accurately reflects standard double-entry principles on partnership dissolution. Asset closing entries debit Realization and credit the asset account. Asset takeovers by partners debit the Partner's Capital Account and credit Realization. Realization expenses paid by a partner debit Realization and credit the Partner's Capital Account. Discounts received on settling creditors debit Creditors Account and credit Realization.
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Accounting entries for partnership dissolution and realization account
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