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trial balance is not an absolute proof of the books of accounts. Justify the
statement.
Asked by Topperlearning User | 25 Jul, 2016, 01:35: PM
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A trial balance is not an absolute proof of the accuracy of the books of accounts because there are certain errors which are not disclosed by the trial balance. It can remain unaffected even if the balance of the trial balance statement is in agreement. A tallied trial balance does not indicate that all the transactions are recorded and posted correctly in the books.
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