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On dissolution of a firm, the amount of loan taken from partner by firm will be transferred to

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✅ Correct Option: 4

D. Loan from Partner Account

When a firm is dissolved, a loan given by a partner to the firm is not transferred to the Realisation Account. It is treated as a liability of the firm and is settled separately.

So: Loan from Partner Account

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Why not Realisation Account?

The Realisation Account is used for transferring external liabilities (such as creditors), assets, and recording profit/loss on realisation. A partner's loan is settled separately, after outside liabilities are paid.

Answer: D. Loan from Partner Account

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