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Which is the adjustment
which is not a part of
Trial balance but a
part of Balance sheet ?
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Answer Posted / md asif ali
closing stock is the part of the balance sheet use to
make as adjustment. exp:closing stock showed in credit side
of the trading a/c and also asset side of the balance sheet
(for the adjustment)
Trial balance: closing stock in trial balance just posted
(if given) but its no the part of the adjustment
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