Allister earns 2,000 in gross pay. He has 150 in federal withholding, 50 in state withholding, and 7.65% in social security and Medicare taxes (FICA) withheld. Record his payroll in the accounting equation/tabular summary below (has two rows)
| assets | liabilities | stockholders equity |
|
(a) (b) |
Total salaries and wages expense is 2,000; this reduces stockholders’ equity. It is in the breakup of (353, and 1647)
Total withholding = 150 + 50 + (7.65% × 2,000 =) 153
= 353
This is liability, since the amount is not yet paid to the respective authority.
Salaries and wages payable = 2,000 – 353
= 1,647
|
Assets |
Liabilities |
Equity |
|
(a) |
353 |
-353 |
|
(b) |
1,647 |
-1,647 |
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