In a piecemeal distribution of cash during the dissolution of a partnership firm, which method is typically used? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

In a piecemeal distribution of cash during the dissolution of a partnership firm, which method is typically used?
A. Both B and C
B. Maximum Loss Method
C. Proportionate Capital Method
D. Surplus Capital Method
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
When cash is realized in installments during dissolution, it is distributed using either the Maximum Loss Method or the Surplus Capital (Proportionate Capital) Method to ensure partners' capital accounts are correctly adjusted.

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Correct Answer: Option B


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