WAEC Accounting 2023 Theory — Question 19
Question 19 of 21 from the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Accounting 2023 Theory paper, with the correct answer and a full explanation.
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Section B - 7(b) Calculate the final balances in the Partners' Capital Accounts after accounting for the dissolution expenses and the distribution of assets and liabilities.
Model answer
PARTNERS' CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - final balances Taiwo: Realization account #2,625,000; Bank (balancing figure) #4,354,500. Balance brought down (current account) #915,750; total credits #6,979,500 matched against total debits #6,979,500 - Taiwo's account settles at nil after these transfers. Kehinde: Realization account #11,895,000; Balance b/d (current realization) #1,526,250; total #11,895,000 fully accounted for. Alaba: Realization account #6,516,750; Balance b/d (current realization) #610,500; total #6,516,750 fully accounted for. (In summary, after crediting each partner with their share of the realization profit and adjusting for dissolution expenses paid by Taiwo, the partners' capital accounts are settled/closed by payment through the bank, as shown in the workings above.)
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