FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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1. Prepare the
2. Prepaid an adjusted trial balance at June 30, 2025.
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1. T-Accounts -
T-Accounts are ledgers prepared for an individual ledger account. Ledgers are prepared to record all the journals into specific ledgers and take out the ending balance to prepared trial balance.
2. Adjusted Trial Balance -
Adjusted trial balance is a statement that includes ending balance of all the ledgers.
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