Please provide this question solution general accounting Summit Industries has the following accounts in its December 31,2023, trial balance:Trading Securities $45,000⚫ Trademarks $180,000• Prepaid Rent $15,000Copyright $260,000Research Costs $75,000⚫ License Agreements $140,000Prepare the intangible assets section of the balance sheet.

Step 1:The intangible assets are the assets that do not have any physical existence, but these…

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Summit Industries has the following accounts in its December 31, 2023, trial balance: Trading Securities $45,000 ⚫ Trademarks $180,000 • Prepaid Rent $15,000 Copyright $260,000 Research Costs $75,000 ⚫ License Agreements $140,000 Prepare the intangible assets section of the balance sheet.