In accounting, a closing entry is one of the final entries made at year-end to close accounts and transfer the amounts to financial statements, ensuring all temporary accounts are reset for the next accounting period.
A Post-Closing Trial Balance is prepared after closing entries are recorded and posted, ensuring that beginning balances for the next accounting period are accurate and free of temporary accounts.
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