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If any loan or advance is provided by partner then, balance of such Loan Account should be transferred to :
B/S Assets side
B/S Liability Side
Partner’s Capital A/c
Partner’s Current A/c
- When a partner provides a loan to the partnership, it is treated as a liability on the balance sheet.
- This is because the partnership owes the amount back to the partner.
- Option 2: B/S Liability Side is correct, as the loan represents an obligation of the partnership.
- Option 1: B/S Assets Side would be incorrect because assets represent resources owned by the partnership, not obligations.
- Option 3: Partner’s Capital A/c is used for equity, not debt or loans; hence, it's unsuitable for recording a loan.
- Option 4: Partner’s Current A/c is typically used for ongoing partner transactions, not for recording loans.
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