After selling all partnership assets and paying all creditors, the capital account balance of partner A is
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After selling all partnership assets and paying all creditors, the capital account balance of partner A is a $10,000 credit and of partner B is a $2,000 debit. What is the Cash in Bank balance? What entries would close the books?
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