General ledger maintenance requires monthly reconciliation and posting from cash book to ensure balances agree during company liquidation. Maintain a General Ledger for a company in liquidation with specified heads of account and post entries from the Company's Cash Book. The ledger should include heads such as property, investments, book debts, rents, interest, advances, establishment, legal charges, taxes, fees, other expenses, suspense, secured creditors and dividend account. Totals of debit and credit balances must be reconciled with cash and bank balances and tallied monthly to ensure agreement.
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General ledger maintenance requires monthly reconciliation and posting from cash book to ensure balances agree during company liquidation.
Maintain a General Ledger for a company in liquidation with specified heads of account and post entries from the Company's Cash Book. The ledger should include heads such as property, investments, book debts, rents, interest, advances, establishment, legal charges, taxes, fees, other expenses, suspense, secured creditors and dividend account. Totals of debit and credit balances must be reconciled with cash and bank balances and tallied monthly to ensure agreement.
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