Key Accounting Principles Volume 1, 4th Edition - Textbook - page 149

Chapter 6
The Accounting Cycle: Statements and Closing Entries
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Account: Insurance Expense
GL. No. 515
Date
Description
PR DR CR Balance
2016
Jan 31 Adjustment
J2
100
100 DR
Jan 31 Closing Entry
J3
100
0 DR
Account: Interest Expense
GL. No. 520
Date
Description
PR DR CR Balance
2016
Jan 31 Adjustment
J2
25
25 DR
Jan 31 Closing Entry
J3
25
0 DR
Account: Rent Expense
GL. No. 540
Date
Description
PR DR CR Balance
2016
Jan 3
J1
800
800 DR
Jan 31 Closing Entry
J3
800
0 DR
Account: Telephone Expense
GL. No. 550
Date
Description
PR DR CR Balance
2016
Jan 20
J1
250
250 DR
Jan 31 Closing Entry
J3
250
0 DR
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Figure 6.19
Post-Closing Trial Balance
Once the closing entries are completed, it is necessary to ensure that the balance sheet still balances.
This is done by completing another trial balance called the post-closing trial balance. The
post-
closing trial balance
only lists accounts that have a balance. Since the closing entries have been
journalized and posted, only assets, liabilities and owner’s capital should have a balance.The post-
closing trial balance is shown in Figure 6.20.
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