why do u prepare trial balance
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Trial Balance is mainly prepared to check the arthematical
accuracy of books of accounts. It will give the details of
all items which are placed on both debit and credit side of
the balance.It is prepared to show the list of all the items
which appear on both the debit and credit side.
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Answer / narasimha rao
TRIAL BALANCE IS PREPARED TO CHECK THE ACCURACY OF
TRANSATION POST INTO LEDGER
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Answer / satyaki_raju@yahoo.com
Sri Koteswara rao saab Your answer should be like this
The need to prepare the Trial Balance is to check the
arthimatical accuracy of the books of accounts
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Answer / david
To prepare the arthematical accuracy of accounts of books
for trading purpose.
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Answer / princevj
Trial balance is a statement containing the various ledger
balances on a particular date.Which is help to cheque
arithmetical accuracy of books of accounts
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To prepare the arthematical accuracy of accounts of books
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