On dissolution of a firm, partner's spouse loan account is transferred to: |
Realisation Account Partner's Capital Account Partner's Current Account Bank Account |
Realisation Account |
Correct answer: Option (1) → Realisation Account Concept: On dissolution, third-party (external) liabilities are transferred to the Realisation Account for settlement – per Dissolution of Partnership Firm. A loan from a partner’s spouse is a loan from an outsider (a third party), not from a partner. Like creditors and other external liabilities, it is transferred to the Realisation Account (unlike a partner’s own loan, which is settled through a separate Partner’s Loan Account). Hence the Realisation Account. |