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- Trial Balance is prepared to find out
- profit or loss
- financial position
- arithmetical accuracy of accounts
- none of the above
- Suspense Account in the Trial Balance is to be shown in
- Trading Account
- Profit and Loss Account
- Balance Sheet
- none of the above
- Suspense Account having debit balance will be shown in the
- assets side of the Balance Sheet
- liabilities side of the Balance Sheet
- debit side of the Profit and Loss Account
- credit side of the Profit and Loss Account
- Suspense Account will get closed when
- Trading Account is prepared
- Profit and Loss Account is prepared
- Balance Sheet is drawn
- errors are rectified
- Errors which are not disclosed by Trial Balance are
- Errors of partial omission
- Errors of complete omission
- Errors of carrying forward
- Wrong totalling to ledger
- Trial Balance can be prepared on
- the end of an accounting period
- any date
- directions by the statutory provision
- none of the above
- Errors that affect one side of an account are called
- Single sided errors
- Double sided errors
- Absolute errors
- none of the above
- Wages paid to workers for erection of a new machinery will have to be debited to
- Wages Account
- Machinery Account
- Production Expenses Account
- none of the above
- Goods taken by the Proprietor for own use will be credited to
- Drawings Account
- Sales Account
- Office Account
- Purchases Account
- While totalling a subsidiary book, errors that are committed belong to
- Error of recording
- Error of posting
- Error of casting
- Error of omission