The following are selected unadjusted account balances as at December 31, the year end of Joseph's Law Firm: Accounts receivable $50,600 12,600 -0- 456,000 8,200 115,000 Prepaid insurance Salaries payable Service revenue Insurance expense Salaries expense INFORMATION FOR ADJUSTING ENTRY Additional information obtained from a review of the law firm's records show that work completed for clients in December and will be invoiced in January is $9,800.

The following are selected unadjusted account balances as at December 31, the year end of Joseph's Law Firm: Accounts receivable $50,600 12,600 -0- 456,000 8,200 115,000 Prepaid insurance Salaries payable Service revenue Insurance expense Salaries expense INFORMATION FOR ADJUSTING ENTRY Additional information obtained from a review of the law firm's records show that work completed for clients in December and will be invoiced in January is $9,800.

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Chapter18: Acquiring Capital For Growth And Development

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