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Overview

The Trial_Balance is a list of your Company's Accounts contained in the General Ledger, and their balances as of a selected date.

The Trial_Balance is displayed in a four column format with Debit and Credit columns displaying totals both Ex GST and Inc GST. All the debit balances are listed in one column and all the credit balances are listed in another.

The Trial_Balance Report is prepared after all the transactions for the period have been Journalised and posted to the General Ledger. A Trial_Balance is run generally at the end of a period to identify if any adjustments to accounts are required or if any errors have occurred in any of the accounts. If all postings to accounts and Journal Entry's are error free the total of Credit balances will equal the total of the Debit Balances.

• Trial Balance can be customised (See Customising lists)
• Trial Balance can be filtered and sorted (seeFiltering and sorting lists)
• Trial Balance can be exported (see Exporting lists)
• Trial Balance can be printed (see Printing reports)

How to Use the Trial Balance

Select the Accounts Tab and select the Trial_Balance button to open the report.

TheTrial_Balance Report will open.

Note: The Trial_Balance Report's opening display defaults to 'All Departments' and at today's date. 

To Select the Trial_Balance by Department firstly uncheck the "All" box and select the Department required from the drop-down menu.

To Select the Trial_Balance by Date Tick the 'Use Date Range' box to select a specific date range.

The Trial_Balance Report is drillable. By drilling into any entry displayed into the "Trial_Balance Report" the "Trial Balance Transaction" list will open. This in turn is also drill-able, therefore enabling the user to drill back to the original transaction/s.