In this article, we have provided the Question wise solution of all Questions of Chapter No. 13 – Trial Balance – T.S. Grewal 11 Class – Book Solution But first of all we have explained the meaning of Trial Balance: -
Trial Balance shows the total closing balanced amounts of all the ledger accounts for the specific period i.e. for a month, for a quarter, for six months, and for a whole year. it is the end of the accounting process. In the double-entry accounting system, there is always the same amount of Credit corresponding to every Debit. so, the Total trial balance always is equal if not then there is an error in the posting of the transactions.
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