The final step in the reconstruction of ledger accounts involves the entries in the ledger that relate to non-cash transactions for the period.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The final step in the reconstruction of ledger accounts typically involves ensuring all entries, including cash and non-cash transactions, are accurately recorded and reconciled, and then preparing the final trial balance to ensure the ledger is balanced. Non-cash transactions are recorded throughout the process, not specifically as a final step.

The final step in the reconstruction of ledger accounts involves the entries in the ledger that relate to non-cash transactions for the period.

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