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Concept introduction:
A trial balance is a book keeping worksheet, which is prepared at the end of a specified period to record ending balances of all ledger accounts in either debit or credit column. In other words, we can say that a book keeping worksheet which is prepared to check the mathematical accuracy of the accounting recording is known as trial balance.
Requirement 1:
A trial balance as of the end of April.
Concept introduction:
Trial balance:
A trial balance is a book-keeping worksheet, which is prepared at the end of a specified period to record ending balances of all ledger accounts in either debit or credit column. In other words, we can say that a book keeping worksheet which is prepared to check the mathematical accuracy of the accounting recording is known as trial balance.
Requirement 2:
Prepare a Cash T-account.
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