What is Trial Balance?
Answer Posted / angel
The Trial balance is prepared in each financial period as a
summary of the closing of the previous ledger. The total of
the debit side should always be equal to the total of the
credit side, which proves the arithmetic accuracy of the
ledger entry. Often credits will be represented as a
negative leading the total of the trial balance to be 0. The
trial balance thus serves as a tool to detect errors, which
may have occurred during the double-entry system of the
ledger. However, a balanced trial balance does not
necessarily guarantee that there is no error.
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