Rectifying Errors After Trial Balance: Understanding Suspense Accounts

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What happens to the suspense account after all errors have been rectified?
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Summarize the key points learned about rectification after the preparation of the trial balance.
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How does a single-sided error differ from a double-sided error in terms of rectification?
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