Concept:Dissolution expenses are costs paid to close a partnership, so they are recorded through the Realization account.
Explanation:When the firm pays dissolution expenses, it means cash is leaving the business.
This expense is a cost of realizing the assets and settling the firm.
Therefore, the Realization account is debited to record the expense.
The Cash account is credited because cash is paid out.
This follows the rule: debit all expenses, credit what goes out.
Thus, the entry is Dr: Realization account; Cr: Cash account.
Answer:C. Dr: Realization account; Cr: Cash account.