ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
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Chapter 15, Problem 1Q
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Describe the difference between the dissolution of a
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The dissolution of partnership is the reformation of partnership agreement in case of withdrawal or admission of a partner. A portion of individual partner ends the original arrangement of the partnership and reform the arrangement. The liquidation of partnership is the final act of the company. Any property of partnership is sold for cash to pay off the firm’s liabilities and expenses and the remaining amount or property is shared among the partners in the agreed ratio.
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ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
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