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Kindly explain why 4800(unrecorded asset)is posted on credit side of realization a/c Unrecorded asset is to be posted on debit side of realization a/c and If taken over by partner then effect is given on credit side of realization a/c Sir, in partner capital a/c at time of dissolution Does reserve fund posted there ? Kindly answer my query Thank you

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Vysali Pasumarthy

Vysali Pasumarthy

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09-Apr-22 17:44

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When you record an unrecorded asset, its a gain - hence credited to Realisation. Or think of a case when you sell an unrecorded asset - you will Dr Cash and Cr Realisation. Similarly when partner takes over, dr Partner and Cr Realisation


CA Suraj Lakhotia

CA Suraj Lakhotia

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09-Apr-22 18:08

CA Suraj Lakhotia Admin

When you record an unrecorded asset, its a gain - hence credited to Realisation. Or think of a case when you sell an unrecorded asset - you will Dr Cash and Cr Realisation. Similarly when partner takes over, dr Partner and Cr Realisation

Sir,I understood but unrecorded asset should be first posted on debit side of realization a/c as all asset are first posted on debit side and then partner take over or bank is credited


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Vysali Pasumarthy

Vysali Pasumarthy

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09-Apr-22 18:35

A recorded asset has a debit balance. So you credit asset account and debit realisation account.


CA Suraj Lakhotia

CA Suraj Lakhotia

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09-Apr-22 18:54

Else First you need to Record Asset Dr Asset Cr Partners (Gain) Then again Dr Realisation And Cr Asset (This dr will offset the gain in first entry) Then when taken by a specific partner Dr Partner Cr Realisation


CA Suraj Lakhotia

CA Suraj Lakhotia

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09-Apr-22 18:59

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