Ex 4.13Update the trial balance for Lancing Landscaping Service for March 31, 201X.Adjustment Data to Update the Trial Balancea. Rent expired, $350.b. Landscaping supplies on hand (remaining), $150.c. Depreciation expense, Landscaping equipment, $400.d. Wages earned by workers but not paid or due until April, $600.LANCING'S LANDSCAPING SERVICETRIAL BALANCEMARCH 31, 201XDr.Cr.Cash in Bank670000Accounts Receivable40000Prepaid RentLandscaping SuppliesLandscaping EquipmentAccumulated Depreciation, Landscaping EquipmentAccounts PayableA. Lancing, CapitalLandscaping RevenueHeat ExpenseAdvertising ExpenseWage Expense1600001122001600001020001032002405 0087oo00275001000013600013157001315700

Trial Balance is prepared after having posted the Journal entries into the ledger and Balancing the…

Update the trial balance for Lancing Landscaping Service for March 31, 201x. Adjustment Data to Update the Trial Balance a. Rent expired, $350. b. Landscaping supplies on hand (remaining), $150. c. Depreciation expense, Landscaping equipment, $400. d. Wages earned by workers but not paid or due until April, $600.

Update the trial balance for Lancing Landscaping Service for March 31, 201x. Adjustment Data to Update the Trial Balance a. Rent expired, $350. b. Landscaping supplies on hand (remaining), $150. c. Depreciation expense, Landscaping equipment, $400. d. Wages earned by workers but not paid or due until April, $600.

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