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Carriage Outwards & Carriage Inwards in Trial Balance
- June 28, 2018
 - Posted by: Ahuja Sahil
 - Category: Expenses
 
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					Treatment of Carriage Outwards and Carriage Inwards in Trial Balance
The trial balance is a statement of Dr. & Cr. balances which are extracted from ledger accounts after balancing them. It is prepared to prove that the total of accounts with a debit balance is equal to the total of accounts with a credit balance in the company. Carriage inwards in trial balance and Carriage outwards in trial balance are both treated as just another expense.
Here is a list of all major type of accounts in a business and their usual ledger balances.
| Account Type | Ledger Balance | 
| Asset | Debit | 
| Liability | Credit | 
| Equity/Capital | Credit | 
| Revenue | Credit | 
| Expense | Debit | 
| Drawings | Debit | 
All expense line items such as carriage inwards and carriage outwards would present a debit balance in the trial balance.
Related Topic – How to prepare trial balance from ledger balances?

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He is the Founder of AccountingCapital.com with a single aim i.e. to "Simplify Accounting and Finance". Sahil holds a Bachelors in Commerce and a Masters in Finance. He loves whiteboard explanations, helping others, and travelling. Sahil's corporate experience extends over 6 yrs with eminent names such as Ameriprise Financial & AXA Insurance.