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Riya Verma
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 25/6/17
Explain this line- dissolution can take place by giving the written notice expressing the intention
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Riya Verma
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 24/6/17
Is it always necessary that dissolution of firm has to take place when there is insanity ,insolvency or death of a partner? Can't the firm continue after that ? If yes then how?
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Riya Verma
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 24/6/17
Explain this line- dissolution takes place by giving a written notice expressing the intension
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Riya Verma
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 24/6/17
Dissolution takes place with the consent of all the partners or majority of the partners?
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Riya Verma
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 24/6/17
Why revaluation does not takes place at the time of dissolution as they have to sell the assets at the price which is profitable?
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Fayad Mehamood.mk
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 27/5/17
can anyone give idea of viva question
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Kalyan Hazra
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 25/5/17
PLEASE CHECK THE ANSWER
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Nikitha
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 28/3/17
wat r the important adjustments for boards on chapters admission, dissolution, and death. and this time will they ask to pass journal entries or ledger accounts in dissolution?
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Shaik Naveed Mustafa
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 26/3/17
Greetings meritnation experts,
Can we distribute employees provident fund and provident fund in case of dissolution of firm to the partners, and if partners are taking any assets lower than the book value of the particular assets would be its treatment in case of retirement of a partner
Regards,
Naveed
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Prithvi Rahuja
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 24/3/17
Q12
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Atul Jhabak
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 6/3/17
Please help me with this question
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Ilham Nazeer Hussain
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 4/3/17
Pls solve the following question
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Ilham Nazeer Hussain
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 2/2/17
Give me the solution of the following.
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Shaik Naveed Mustafa
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 28/1/17
Greetings meritnation experts,
Can you please solve this question for me as i am not able to tally my bank A/C in this question #neha maam
Thank you
Naveed
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Nivedha Menon
Subject: Accountancy
, asked on 31/12/16
Q. Adil and Muneer ,who were sharing profits and losses in the ratio of 3:1 respectively , decided to dissolve the firm on 31st March , 2016 .
At that date, some of their balances are given below
Adil's capital Rs. 50,000
Muneer's capital Rs. 5,000 (debit balance)
Profit and loss account Rs. 4,000 (debit balance)
Trade creditors Rs. 15,000
Loans from Mrs. Adil Rs. 5,000
Cash at bank Rs. 1,000
The assets (other than cash at bank ) realised Rs. 55,000 and all creditors including loan from Mrs. Adil were paid off less 5% discount . Realisation expenses amounted to Rs. 500.
Prepare the realisation account, bank account and the capital account of the partners assuming that both the partners are solvent.
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Can we distribute employees provident fund and provident fund in case of dissolution of firm to the partners, and if partners are taking any assets lower than the book value of the particular assets would be its treatment in case of retirement of a partner
Regards,
Naveed
Can you please solve this question for me as i am not able to tally my bank A/C in this question #neha maam
Thank you
Naveed
At that date, some of their balances are given below
Adil's capital Rs. 50,000
Muneer's capital Rs. 5,000 (debit balance)
Profit and loss account Rs. 4,000 (debit balance)
Trade creditors Rs. 15,000
Loans from Mrs. Adil Rs. 5,000
Cash at bank Rs. 1,000
The assets (other than cash at bank ) realised Rs. 55,000 and all creditors including loan from Mrs. Adil were paid off less 5% discount . Realisation expenses amounted to Rs. 500.
Prepare the realisation account, bank account and the capital account of the partners assuming that both the partners are solvent.