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Which are the three ways of preparing trial balance?
Asked by Topperlearning User | 26 Jul, 2016, 12:53: PM
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A trial balance can be prepared in the following three ways :

  1. Totals Method:

    In this method, the total of debit and the credit side of the ledger is determined and presented separately in the trial balance. The total of both the sides should match as the accounts are based on double entry system.

  2. Balances Method:

    In this method, the balances of all ledger accounts are presented in the respective debit and credit columns of the trial balance. The total of both the sides should match as the accounts are based on double entry system and this method of preparing a trial balance is widely used as it helps in the preparation of financial statements.

  3. Totals-cum-balances Method:

    This method is a blend of the totals and balances method. This method has four columns. The first two to write the totals of the debits and credits of the various accounts and the other two to write the debit or the credit balances of these accounts. This method is time consuming, and hence not used widely.

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