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--------is created for the replacement of fixed assets or repayment of long term liabilities.

ACapital reserve

BReserve capital

CSinking fund

DCommon good fund

Answer:

C. Sinking fund

Read Explanation:

A sinking fund is a fund created by an organization to: Replace fixed assets when they become obsolete, or Repay long-term liabilities at the time of maturity. It is a long-term provision to ensure that funds are available when needed, without affecting regular operations. Other options: Capital Reserve: Created from capital profits, not for repayment or replacement. Reserve Capital: Portion of uncalled capital kept as a backup, not actively used. Common Good Fund: Used for community or member welfare purposes.


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