Concept explainers
1)
T-Account and Journal
T Accounts are graphical representations of the effects of financial transactions on the impacted accounts.
They help in understanding the flow of financial transactions and also serve as a log of historical transactions conducted by the entity.
To prepare:
Journalize the
2)
Adjusted
A trial Balance is a list of the balances of various Assets, Liabilities, Expense and Revenue Accounts. It helps in evaluating the arithmetical accuracy of financial transactions and postings during a reporting period and serves as the starting point in the preparation of financial statements.
Adjusted Trial Balance is prepared to give effect to the adjusting entries.
To prepare:
Adjusted Trial Balance as at 31 December 2018
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