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SHOW CLOSSING STOCK IN TRIAL BALANCE

Answer Posted / subhash a.

Hi friend, please ask question properly. What is your
problem here? Whether it is Why, How or When to show the
closing stock in trial balance?

An entry is required to show the closing stock in TB:
How:
Closing Stock A/c Dr. xxx
To Purchases A/c xxx

Why:
To arrive at the actual cost of goods sold.

When:
when we adopt accrual system of accounting in book.

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