tncesSunshine Sushi, a Japanese restaurant, has the following adjusted trial balance with accounts listed in alphabetical order. For the bankloan, $69,300 is due in 2024. For Notes receivable, $33,750 will be collected in 2024.Accounts payableAccumulated depreciation, equipmentAccumulated depreciation, furnitureBank loanCashAccount titleEquipmentOperating expensesFurnitureMerchandise InventoryNatsuki Miyakawa, capitalNatsuki Miyakawa, withdrawalNotes receivableRevenueWages payableTotalDebit$114,000393,75032,550186,00034,2508,80088,900Credit$ 72,250105,00069,750483,00034,25060,75033,250$858,250 $858,250Using the template provided, prepare a classified balance sheet for the year-ended December 31, 2023.

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Using the template provided, prepare a classified balance sheet for the year-ended December 31, 2023.

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Chapter9: Accounting For Receivables

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