As of July 31, C. Mysers Clinic's general ledger balances, listed in alphabetical order of accounts, are as follows: Accounts Balance Accounts Payable $4,787.00 Accounts Receivable 14,286.00 C. Mysers, Capital 48,568.00 C. Mysers, Drawing 2,400.00 Cash 26,816.00 Equipment 19,258.00 Laboratory Expense 1,635.00 Prepaid Insurance 3,080.00 Professional Fees 19,293.00 Rent Expense 1,375.00 Salary Expense 2,340.00 Supplies 650.00 Utilities Expense Required: 808.00 Prepare a trial balance as of July 31, 20--. List all the accounts in the proper order as described in the textbook. If no amount is required, leave the entry b blank. C. Mysers Clinic Trial Balance July 31, 20--

As of July 31, C. Mysers Clinic's general ledger balances, listed in alphabetical order of accounts, are as follows: Accounts Balance Accounts Payable $4,787.00 Accounts Receivable 14,286.00 C. Mysers, Capital 48,568.00 C. Mysers, Drawing 2,400.00 Cash 26,816.00 Equipment 19,258.00 Laboratory Expense 1,635.00 Prepaid Insurance 3,080.00 Professional Fees 19,293.00 Rent Expense 1,375.00 Salary Expense 2,340.00 Supplies 650.00 Utilities Expense Required: 808.00 Prepare a trial balance as of July 31, 20--. List all the accounts in the proper order as described in the textbook. If no amount is required, leave the entry b blank. C. Mysers Clinic Trial Balance July 31, 20--

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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