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Kip Bowman is owner and sole employee of KB Corporation. He pays himself a salary of...

Kip Bowman is owner and sole employee of KB Corporation. He pays himself a salary of $1,500 each week.

Additional tax information includes:
FICA tax—OASDI 6.2% on first $132,900
FICA tax—HI 1.45% on total pay
Federal income tax $232.00 per pay
State income tax 22% of the federal income tax withholding
Federal unemployment tax 0.6% on first $7,000
State unemployment tax 0.05% on first $14,000
Additional payroll deductions include:
401(k) plan 3% per pay
Child support garnishment $100 per pay
Health insurance premium $95 per pay

Record the payroll entry and payroll tax entry for the pay of the week ended June 7 (his year-to-date pay is $31,500).

If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank. Round your answers to the nearest cent.

Account Debit Credit
Payment of wages fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_2 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_3
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_5 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_6
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_8 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_9
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_11 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_12
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_14 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_15
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_17 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_18
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_20 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_21
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_23 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_24
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_26 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_27
           
Payroll taxes fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_29 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_30
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_32 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_33
fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_35 fill in the blank cebb6ef47fe0062_36

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Event Account Titles and Explanations Debit   (in $ ) Credit (in $ )
Payment of wages Wages Expense $ 1,500
           FICA Taxes Payable-OASDI
              ( $ 1,500 x 6.2% )
$ 93
           FICA Taxes Payable-HI
              ( $ 1,500 x 1.45% )
$ 21.75
           Employees FIT Payable $ 232
           Employees SIT Payable
              ( $ 232 x 22% )
$ 51.04
          Retirement Plan Contributions Payable
          ( $ 1,500 x 3% )
$ 45
         Garnishment Payable $ 100
          Health Insurance Premiums Payable $ 95
          Cash $ 862.21
(To record the Payment of wages )
           
Payroll taxes Payroll Taxes $ 114.75
           FICA Taxes Payable-OASDI
              ( $ 1,500 x 6.2% )
$ 93
           FICA Taxes Payable-HI
              ( $ 1,500 x 1.45% )
$ 21.75
(To record the Payroll taxes )

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