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What is trail balance? what is Profit & loss a/c ? what is
Balance sheet?
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Answer Posted / satybnarayana raju
Trial Balance is a statement prepared to know the
arthematical accuracy of the books of accounts prepared.
Profit and Loss account is the financial statement prepared
to know the result of the business.
Balance sheet is prepared to know the Financial Status of
the business at a given period
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