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The payroll register for Molly’s Greenhouse is as follows: MOLLY'S GREENHOUSE Payroll Register Month Ending June...

The payroll register for Molly’s Greenhouse is as follows:

MOLLY'S GREENHOUSE
Payroll Register
Month Ending June 30, 2017
Employee Gross Pay Claim Code CPP EI Income Tax Total Deductions Net Pay Cheque #
Karine 4,640.00 5 212.93 87.20 541.16 841.29 3,798.71 40
Kelsey 2,550.00 4 109.57 47.98 130.22 287.77 2,262.23 41
Dani 3,940.00 1 178.48 74.15 518.47 771.10 3,168.90 42
Brooke 3,130.00 4 138.28 58.88 253.47 450.63 2,679.37 43
Total 14,260.00 639.26 268.21 1,443.32 2,350.79 11,909.21


Assume Molly issued the cheques on June 30.

1. Prepare the summary journal entry to record the payment of the June 30 payroll to employees.

2.Prepare a summary journal entry on June 30 to accrue the employer payroll costs.

3.Post the journal entries from parts (a) and (b) to the T-accounts

4.Prepare the journal entry to record Molly’s Greenhouse’s remittance to the Received General on July 15, 2017

5.Post the journal entry from part (d) to the T-accounts and prove ending balances in the payables accounts equal zero

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Journal entries;
Date Account's tittle Debit $ Credit $
30-Jun Salary Expenses ( Gross Pay )               14,260
CPP payable                  639.26
EI Payable                  268.21
Income Tax Payable               1,443.32
Salary Payable            11,909.21
( Salary expense due for the month of June)
30-Jun Salary Payable               11,909
Cash                  11,909
( payment of payrol cost to emoployees )
15-Jul CPP payable                     639
EI Payable                     268
Income Tax Payable                  1,443
Cash                    2,351
( Remittance to the Received General )
Salary Expenses
Date Account's tittle Debit $ Account's tittle Credit $
30-Jun CPP payable                639.26
EI Payable                268.21
Income Tax Payable             1,443.32
Salary Payable           11,909.21
30-Jun Ending Balance ( Income Statement )            14,260.00
TOTAL           14,260.00 TOTAL            14,260.00
CPP payable
Date Account's tittle Debit $ Account's tittle Credit $
30-Jun Salary Expenses                  639.26
30-Jun Ending Balance                639.26
TOTAL                639.26 TOTAL                  639.26
1-Jul Beginning balance                  639.26
15-Jul Cash                639.26
TOTAL                639.26 TOTAL                  639.26
EI Payable
Date Account's tittle Debit $ Account's tittle Credit $
30-Jun Salary Expenses                  268.21
30-Jun Ending Balance                268.21
TOTAL                268.21 TOTAL                  268.21
1-Jul Beginning balance                  268.21
15-Jul Cash                268.21
TOTAL                268.21 TOTAL                  268.21
Income Tax Payable
Date Account's tittle Debit $ Account's tittle Credit $
30-Jun Salary Expenses              1,443.32
30-Jun Ending Balance             1,443.32
TOTAL             1,443.32 TOTAL              1,443.32
1-Jul Beginning balance              1,443.32
15-Jul Cash             1,443.32
TOTAL             1,443.32 TOTAL              1,443.32
Salary Payable
Date Account's tittle Debit $ Account's tittle Credit $
30-Jun Salary Expenses            11,909.21
30-Jun Cash           11,909.21
30-Jun Ending Balance                         -  
TOTAL           11,909.21 TOTAL            11,909.21

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