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The firm cannot pay the retiring partner at once. Where is the amount due transferred?
AThe realisation account
BThe revaluation account
CHis loan account
DHis current account
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. His loan account
A sum left in the firm becomes a liability to the outgoing partner and is shown as a loan until it is paid.
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