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The document discusses preparing a trial balance under the total balances method. It explains that under this method, the debit and credit totals of all ledger accounts are taken and placed in the debit and credit columns respectively of the trial balance. An example trial balance is provided using account information from a sample ledger. The summary provides the essential information about the total balances method without all the details from the sample problem.
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The document discusses trial balance, including its meaning, characteristics, objectives, and format. It provides examples of trial balances prepared from sample ledger account balances. It also includes exercises for the reader to practice preparing trial balances from given ledger account information.
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Meaning And Definition of Trial Balance
Various accounts are opened in the ledger and after recording the journal entries in it, their ‘balance’ or ‘balance’ is worked out. For the purpose of ascertaining the mathematical correctness of the accounts, ‘Trial Balance’ is prepared. Trial Balance is also called ‘Examination List’.
“A Trial Balance is a Summary of Ledger”. It is the list in which balances of all the accounts of a ledger and cash book are kept. It is considered when the sum of the amounts of debit side and credit side are equal. That the accounts are mathematically correct. In short, the reconciliation of trial balance is regarded as proof of the mathematical correctness of the books of account. It is created on a certain date.
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According of William Pickles — “Trial Balance accounts opened in the ledger at the end of the financial year or on any other date is the list of balances that is made to check whether the debit total is in fact the same as the credit total.’ ,
According to Spicer & Pegler — ” When at a given Date all the postings are complete (that is, the double entries of all the transactions are Complete), a schedule of the Balances is Prepared. This schedule is called the Trial Balance”
According to Carter — ” Trial Balance is a Statement of Debit and Credit balances derived from Ledger, including balances of Cash And Bank taken from Cash Book”
Ideal definition – “Balance is the list of debit and credit totals or account balances of various accounts of the ledger which is made for the purpose of ascertaining the arithmetical accuracy of the account on a certain date.”
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L2 Trial Balance
- 4. Proforma of Trial Balance Trial Balance as on _____________ Credit Rs. Debit Rs. LF Name of the Account Sl No
- 6. Solution: Trial Balance as on 31-3-1998 11,580 20,000 3,000 3,000 400 1,200 22,550 12,000 1,200 1,200 Cash A/c Capital A/c Bank A/c Sales A/c Purchases A/c Chetan’s A/c 1 2 3 4 5 6 Credit Rs. Debit Rs. LF Name of the Account Sl No
- 7. Solution (contd..) 20 1,000 --- --- 600 40,800 50 1,000 800 2,000 --- 40,800 Discount A/c Vinay A/c Drawings A/c Salaries A/c Commission A/c 7 8 9 10 11 Credit Rs. Debit Rs. LF Name of the Account Sl No