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DaniilM [7]
3 years ago
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Paul Company completed the salary and wage payroll for March 2011. The Payroll provided the following details:

Business
1 answer:
Anastaziya [24]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

1.       <em>Journal Entry</em>

Date       Account Titles and Explanation           Debit           Credit

March    Salary and Wage Expenses                  $200,000

2011       Liability for income tax withheld -                                $40,000

              Employee              

              Liability for insurance premium                                   $1,000

              withheld - employee      

              FICA taxes payable - Employees                                 $15,000

              Cash                                                                              $144,000

              (Payroll for February including employee deductions)

2.       <em>Journal Entry</em>

Date       Account Titles and Explanation           Debit          Credit

March     Payroll tax expenses                             $15,000

2011         FICA taxes payable - Employer                               $15,000

              (Employer Payroll taxes on February payroll)

3.       <em>Journal Entry</em>

Date       Account Titles and Explanation           Debit             Credit

March    Liability for income tax withheld            $40,000

2011       - Employee              

             Liability for insurance premium               $1,000

             withheld - employee      

              FICA taxes payable - Employees            $15,000

              FICA taxes payable - Employers             $15,000

              Cash                                                                               $71,000

       (Remittance of payroll taxes and deduction for February payroll)

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