An Introduction to Elementary Accounting
An Introduction to Elementary Accounting
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It is but another illustration of the old proposition that equals added to equals produce equals. If we take the totals of the Balance Sheet, or, what is the same thing, the totals of the Ledger just after opening, and to them add the totals of the transactions as they were tabulated above, we would have the totals of the Ledger after the transaction entries were made, i. E. , the totals just derived in the above list of accounts.
Left Right Totals in Ledger at opening (p. 28) $7, 300 $7, 300 T...ransaction totals (p. 29) 2, 240 2, 240 Totals from Ledger after entries (p. 31) $9, 540 $9, 540 Where business transactions are numerous and the Ledgers large, such a test of the entering is a frequent necessity. Figures may easily be copied incorrectly, or even entered on the wrong side of the account. This causes the Ledger record to contain untrue statements of fact, and occasional tests are advisable in order that errors may be detected and corrected.
The list of accounts which affords this test is given the technical name of Trial Balance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is but another illustration of the old proposition that equals added to equals produce equals. If we take the totals of the Balance Sheet, or, what is the same thing, the totals of the Ledger just after opening, and to them add the totals of the transactions as they were tabulated above, we would have the totals of the Ledger after the transaction entries were made, i. E. , the totals just derived in the above list of accounts.
Left Right Totals in Ledger at opening (p. 28) $7, 300 $7, 300 T...ransaction totals (p. 29) 2, 240 2, 240 Totals from Ledger after entries (p. 31) $9, 540 $9, 540 Where business transactions are numerous and the Ledgers large, such a test of the entering is a frequent necessity. Figures may easily be copied incorrectly, or even entered on the wrong side of the account. This causes the Ledger record to contain untrue statements of fact, and occasional tests are advisable in order that errors may be detected and corrected.
The list of accounts which affords this test is given the technical name of Trial Balance.
What to read after An Introduction to Elementary Accounting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A C Ananias Charles Littleton to read onlineMoreLess
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