This article discusses the importance of trial balance and adjusting entries in business accounting. It explains the purpose of trial balance and how it helps in detecting errors. It also describes the different types of adjusting entries and their significance. The article further highlights the difference between adjusted journal entries and closing journal entries.

Assessment 3-Individual Business Report

Prepare a business report describing a business problem or incident.

Discover business accounting essentials: adjusting entries, trial balance, income statement, and the difference between adjusted and closing journal entries.

Business Accounting: Adjusting Entries, Trial Balance, Income Statement

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Assignment on Business Accounting

It has the general ledger accounts titles in the first column and is followed by the debit and the credit amounts under the head of unadjusted trial balance and the same are then exposed to various adjustments that are undertaken at the end of period such as the reporting or the recording of the depreciation amount. The unadjusted Trial Balance in the given case is as follows: Paul services Trial Balance As At 30 June 2016 Account No Account Name Debit Credit 101 Cash at Bank $1,40,790 105 Accounts Payable

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