Why do you prepare a Trial Balance?

Answer Posted / teena sharma

Trial Balance is a list of balances extracted from the
ledger acounts at the end of an accounting period.

Since the balances in ledger accounts are effects of double
ntries, the total of debit balances should be equal to
total of credit balances.

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