The trial balance for Concord Corporation appears as follows: Concord Corporation Trial Balance December 31, 2022 Cash $230 Accounts Receivable 397 Prepaid Insurance 62 Supplies 137 Equipment 3040 Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment $460 Accounts Payable 292 Common Stock 910 Retained Earnings 1060 Service Revenue 2284 Salaries and Wages Expense 760 Rent Expense 380 $5006 $5006

The trial balance for Concord Corporation appears as follows: Concord Corporation Trial Balance December 31, 2022 Cash $230 Accounts Receivable 397 Prepaid Insurance 62 Supplies 137 Equipment 3040 Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment $460 Accounts Payable 292 Common Stock 910 Retained Earnings 1060 Service Revenue 2284 Salaries and Wages Expense 760 Rent Expense 380 $5006 $5006

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