Assume that you recently accepted a position with Stockman National Bank as an assistant loan officer. As one of your first duties, you have the responsibility of evaluating a loan request for $$90,000$ from Goldworks.com, a small proprietorship. In support of the loan application, Yolanda Tovar, owner, submitted a trial balance for the first year of operations ended March $31,2023.$

Data Table $(3$ columns$)$

$1$st column is item description

$2$nd column is an amount

$3$rd column is an amount

Header

GoldWorks.com

Trail Balance

Friday, March $31,2023$

Data Table items

Cash $($Left Column$)4,100$

Accounts Receivable $($Left Column$)30,140$

Supplies $($Left Column$)14,940$

Trucks $($Left Column$)52,740$

Equipment $($Left Column$)16,180$

Accounts Payable $($Right Column$)5,700$

Investment in Business $($Right Column$)47,000$

Service Revenue $($Right Column$)147,300$

Wages Expense $($Left Column$)60,100$

Utilities Expense $($Left Column$)14,660$

Rent Expense $($Left Column$)4,800$

Insurance Expense $($Left Column$)1,400$

Other Expenses $($Left Column$)940$

Last Row $200,000($Left Column$)200,000($Right Column$)$

What accounts do you see in the unadjusted trial balance that would be candidates for adjustment? Do you see anything in the trial balance that would bother you or raise suspicions in as far as loaning Goldworks.com the money?