Opening stock is the value of goods on hand at the start of a year, and is an asset. So it needs to be listed in the balance sheet.
Many small businesses do not maintain a accurate listing of the value of their stock throughout the year, so the opening stock value remains there until a new estimate or count is made of the stock at the end of the year. This then becomes the 'opening stock' value for next year, and so forth.
yes opening stock appear inthe trial balacne trail balance is the blance of all the balance at the given point of time & the value of the opening stock is put in the ledger as a opening balance
yes,it will come in trial balance
It means that the closing stock will appear in trial balance
opening stock doesn't come in trail balance because trail balance is the balance of ledger accounts or where only two way process of dr and cr is there and we do not pass entries for consumption in journal and do not prepare any ledger account for it. That's it
Opening balance of cash in trail balance
yes opening stock appear inthe trial balacne trail balance is the blance of all the balance at the given point of time & the value of the opening stock is put in the ledger as a opening balance
yes,it will come in trial balance
It means that the closing stock will appear in trial balance
opening stock doesn't come in trail balance because trail balance is the balance of ledger accounts or where only two way process of dr and cr is there and we do not pass entries for consumption in journal and do not prepare any ledger account for it. That's it
I think your question is wrong ..or you must have not solved tough questions in which closing stocks do appear in trial balance
Opening balance of cash in trail balance
Where does trustee Fund appear in trial balance
Depreciation Expense
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sales
Yes if the closing stock is given in trial balance it is shown in Assesst side of Balance Sheet, while if closing stock is given in'Adjustments' then it is shown in credit side of Trading a/c as well Asset side of balance sheet