Which of the following accounts would appear on an adjusted trial balance but probably would not appear on a trial balance?

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Depreciation is an adjusting entry that is recorded at the end of an accounting period to recognize the decrease in the value of a long-term asset over time. Since it is an adjusting entry, it will appear on an adjusted trial balance but might not appear on a trial balance. The other accounts listed (Accounts Receivable, Service Revenue, and Prepaid Rent) are all accounts that are likely to appear on both a trial balance and an adjusted trial balance.

Which of the Following Accounts Would Appear on an Adjusted