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oksian1 [2.3K]1 year ago

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The descriptions to cases that will possibility be addressed by a Trial Balance are:

can detect the accuracy of the accounting process(possible)

can help check whether the debit side is equal to the credit side(possible)

can help prepare the income statement(possible)

helps serve as a proof of the application of the double-entry system(not possible)

can help check whether a particular transaction has been completely omitted(not possible)

<h3>What is trial balance?</h3>

A trial balance can be regarded as bookkeeping worksheet which contains the ledger that is arranged into debit and credit account column .

Therefore, with trial balance, one can check whether the debit side is equal to the credit side.

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