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The adjusted trial balance for Lloyd Construction as of December 31, 2023, follows: No. Account Debit Credit 101 Cash $

The adjusted trial balance for Lloyd Construction as of December 31, 2023, follows:
 

No.Account Debit  Credit 
101Cash$15,300    
104Short-term investments 20,300    
126Supplies 6,900    
149Notes receivable 38,500    
167Equipment 71,000    
168Accumulated depreciation, equipment   $34,500 
173Building 253,000    
174Accumulated depreciation, building    137,500 
183Land 82,500    
193Franchise 27,500    
201Accounts payable    16,300 
203Interest payable    120 
233Unearned professional revenue    26,300 
251Long-term notes payable    125,000 
301Amar Lloyd, capital    85,640 
302Amar Lloyd, withdrawals 2,300    
401Professional revenue    199,480 
406Rent revenue    22,500 
606Depreciation expense, building 19,300    
612Depreciation expense, equipment 7,300    
623Wages expense 63,300    
633Interest expense 540    
637Insurance expense 17,300    
652Supplies expense 12,100    
688Telephone expense 3,700    
690Utilities expense 6,500    
 Totals$647,340 $647,340 


An analysis of other information reveals that Lloyd Construction is required to make a $41,500 payment on the long-term notes payable during 2024. The notes receivable are due May 1, 2025. Also, Amar Lloyd invested $68,000 cash early in 2023.

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Prepare the closing entries made at the end of the year.

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