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Gopesh and Rakesh are partner sharing profit equally. They decided to dissolve their partnership business. On 31 March 2014 their balance sheet was as under :

Assets realized as follows :

  1. Gopesh takes plant & machine and furniture on 10% less on their book value.
  2. Rekesh takes stock and goodwill at Rs 35,000.
  3. Realised from debtors Rs 37,000.
  4. Creditors paid on 5% discount.

Make Journal Entries to close the books and prepare necessary accounts.

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Journal Entries


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