How to do balancesheet reconciliation

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Balance sheet reconciliation involves comparing the balances of various accounts in the balance sheet to ensure accuracy and identify discrepancies.

Start by obtaining the trial balance and the general ledger for the period being reconciled.
Compare the balances of each account in the trial balance to the corresponding account in the general ledger.
Investigate any discrepancies or differences between the two balances.
Ensure that all transactions and adjustments are properly recorded and classified.
Reconcile any outstanding items, such as unreconciled bank transactions or unrecorded expenses.
Document the reconciliation process and any adjustments made.
Perform regular reconciliations to maintain accurate financial records.

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