I am studying BCom (Hons) from Shri Ram College of Commerce. I love to study accounts and maths. I enjoy travelling, painting and dancing.

Seerat Kaur

This course includes the theory on dissolution of firm, journal entries to be passed and the accounts which have to be prepared. Accounting treatment when a partner becomes insolvent at the time of dissolution of firm is also explained.

CBSE Class 12

English

Dissolution of Partnership Firm

Accounting for Partnerships

NFP, Partnerships & Companies

Accountancy

Class 6-12

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CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

This video gives an idea about me and the course which is to follow. 
I am currently studying BCom(Hons) in SRCC,DU. I like to paint and travel. 

This course will give you a brief idea about the accounting process to be followed when the partnership firm is dissolved. 

Let's get started! :)

Course Overview

Introduction to the Concept of Dissolution of Firm

Introduction to Dissolution of Firm

This video includes explanation on the basic steps which have to be followed while preparing accounts at the time of dissolution of firm. 
I have written these steps just to make you understand the concept. It is not part of theory and need not be learnt as such.

Steps to be followed to Settle Accounts at the time of Dissolution of Firm

This video explains the journal entries which have to be passed in the realization account at the time of dissolution of firm.

Journal Entries: Part 1

This video explains the journal entries which have to be passed in Partner's Capital account, Partner's Loan account and cash/bank account at the time of dissolution of firm.

Journal Entries: Part 2

This video explains the accounting treatment to be followed when a partner becomes insolvent at the time of dissolution of partnership firm.

Insolvency of a Partner at the Time of Dissolution

Saumya Mehra

This Course covers Not for Profit Organisation for Class XII commerce. This Covers accounting section. This course is beneficial for class XII students. Explanation of the various concepts.

(Hindi) Changes in the Profit-Sharing Ratio : CBSE Class 12

In this course, the educator discusses the various concepts related to the partnership account helpful for all the class 12 students.

(Hindi) Accounting For Partnership Firm- Fundamentals: CBSE Class XII

This course contains the meaning of the Goodwill, its nature, significance & features. It also includes the factors affecting Goodwill and the Valuation of Goodwill methods with past year questions.

(Hindi) Goodwill - Meaning, Nature and Valuation : CBSE Class 12

Shruti Sawaika

This course Deals with the concepts of the Accounting for partnership firms for class 12 CBSE. In this the focus will be on admission of Partners.

Admission of Partners for Class XII

B.COM(HONS.) Graduate (DU) || M.com ||
Top Educator 2017 || NET(COMMERCE)1st Attempt
 Scored 90.8% in class 12 CBSE (Best Four 91.25%)

Kajal Garg

This course would enable you to understand Accountancy topics from Class 12, like Admission of a Partner, Effects of Admission of a Partner, Change in Profit Sharing Ratio, Sacrificing Ratio and New Profit - Sharing Ratio, Accounting Treatment of Goodwill as per AS-26, Revaluation of Assets and Liabilities, Treatment of Reserves and Accumulated Profit/losses, Adjustment of Capital, Preparation of Balance Sheet etc.

(Hindi) Accounting for Partnership Firms -Admission of a Partner

I am teaching in my own institute since 2015. Basically I am Account's and Tally GST trainer.
My qualification is M.com, Ca finalist, Cs Fin

Rohit Keshri

In this course educator will discuss about
Class 12 Cbse. Chapter 4

Lessons

6 lessons • 55m

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Course Overview

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Introduction to Dissolution of Firm

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Steps to be followed to Settle Accounts at the time of Dissolution of Firm

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Journal Entries: Part 1

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Journal Entries: Part 2

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Insolvency of a Partner at the Time of Dissolution