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What do you mean by trial balance?
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Answer / venu
Trail balance is a statment of ledger account balance with
in a ledger , at a particular instance.It,s main purpose is to check mathematical & aurthamatical accurancy of accounts..
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Answer / akdas poker
Trial Balance is an List of all Ledger accounts as on
Specified date Showwing Debit total & Credit total of all
ACCOUNTS.
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Answer / rahul chaturvedi
tril balance is final balance of ledge
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Answer / mahendran.s
Trail Balance is one of the standing ledger balance.it is an
accuracy book.
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