U3, AOS 1 - KK9 - Pre-Adj Trial Balance Flashcards
(15 cards)
What is a pre-adjustment trial balance?
A pre-adjustment trial balance is a report that lists all the balances of the general ledger accounts before any adjusting entries are made.
True or False: The pre-adjustment trial balance is prepared after the adjusting entries.
False
Fill in the blank: The purpose of the pre-adjustment trial balance is to ensure that ________.
debits equal credits
What does a trial balance help to identify?
It helps to identify any discrepancies in the ledger accounts.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT included in a pre-adjustment trial balance? A) Assets B) Liabilities C) Adjusting entries D) Equity
C) Adjusting entries
What is the typical format of a pre-adjustment trial balance?
It is typically formatted in two columns: one for debits and one for credits.
True or False: The pre-adjustment trial balance can be used to prepare financial statements.
False
What should be done if the totals of the debit and credit columns do not match in a pre-adjustment trial balance?
Investigate and correct the discrepancies.
Short Answer: Name one reason why a pre-adjustment trial balance might not balance.
Errors in recording transactions.
Multiple Choice: When is the pre-adjustment trial balance prepared? A) At the beginning of the accounting period B) After adjusting entries C) Before financial statements D) During the closing process
C) Before financial statements
Fill in the blank: The pre-adjustment trial balance is a step in the ________ process.
accounting cycle
True or False: The pre-adjustment trial balance includes only temporary accounts.
False
What type of accounts are listed in the pre-adjustment trial balance?
Both permanent and temporary accounts.
Short Answer: How does the pre-adjustment trial balance aid in the preparation of financial statements?
It ensures that the accounts are in balance before adjustments are made.
Multiple Choice: Which financial statement is NOT directly prepared from the pre-adjustment trial balance? A) Income Statement B) Balance Sheet C) Cash Flow Statement D) Statement of Retained Earnings
C) Cash Flow Statement