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Trial balance & account ledger

Verify that debits equal credits across all ledgers, then drill into any account’s running statement.

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Chart of Accounts
Company ledger accounts used by journal entries and reports.
CodeNameTypeBalanceStatus
100185InventoryInventory₹0.00ActiveLedger
100285Cash on HandCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100385BankCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100485CollectionCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100585Computer & AccessoriesProperty, Plant and Equipments₹0.00ActiveLedger
100685Retained EarningsRetained Earnings₹0.00ActiveLedger
100785Stated CapitalOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger
100885Additional ContributionOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger
100985Owner's DrawingOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger

How this looks in TiBook

How to

  1. 1Open Accounting → Trial Balance.
  2. 2Set the as-on date (usually month-end or year-end).
  3. 3Confirm total debits match total credits. Investigate any account with an unexpected balance.
  4. 4Click an account name to open its Account Ledger (/accounting/account-ledger/:uuid).
  5. 5On the ledger, review opening balance, each posted voucher, and closing balance.
  6. 6Export or share with your CA for audit, tax filing, or bank reconciliation.

Trial balance in one line

It is a snapshot of every ledger’s balance on a date. If it does not balance, an unposted journal or a one-sided edit is usually the cause.

Account ledger detail

The ledger is the statement of one account — every debit and credit that touched it, with references back to invoices, payments, or journals.

Run trial balance before you lock a month — cheaper than fixing April in July.

Compare bank ledger balance to your actual bank statement; differences mean missing or duplicate entries.

Need more help?

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