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Prepare entries for the Volk Company in general journal form for each of the following transactions.

Problem 25-4: Prepare payroll entries.

Prepare entries for the Volk Company in general journal form for each of the following transactions. The company has five employees, earning $2,000 each per month, for total salaries of $10,000 per month.

January 1         The company paid a $300 premium for workers' (workmen's) compensation insurance for January.

January 31        The company recorded the payroll for the month of January. Gross wages were $10,000, the FICA OASDI tax deduction was $620, the FICA HI tax deduction was $145, federal income tax withheld (FIT) was $2,000.

January 31        The company recorded the payment of the January payroll.

January 31        The company recorded the employer’s payroll tax expense for January.

February 1        The company paid a $300 premium for workers' (workmen's) compensation insurance for February.

February 28      The company recorded the payroll for the month of February. Gross wages were $10,000, the FICA OASDI tax deduction was $620, the FICA HI tax deduction was $145, federal income tax withheld (FIT) was $2,000.

February 28      The company recorded the payment of the February payroll.

February 28      The company recorded the employer’s payroll tax expense for February.

March 1            The company paid a $300 premium for workers' (workmen's) compensation insurance for March.

March 31          The company recorded the payroll for the month of March. Gross wages were $10,000, the FICA OASDI tax deduction was $620, the FICA HI tax deduction was $145, federal income tax withheld (FIT) was $2,000.

March 31          The company recorded the payment of the March payroll.

March 31          The company recorded the employer’s payroll tax expense for March.

After posting these entries for January through March, on March 31, at the end of the first quarter, the balances of the following accounts were:

  • $3,720 for FICA OASDI tax (employee and employer shares)

  • $870 for FICA HI tax (employee and employer shares)

  • $6,000 for employees’ FIT

  • $1,620 for SUTA tax

  • $180 for FUTA tax

                  April 10             The company deposited the FICA and FIT taxes owed for the first quarter in an authorized commercial bank with Form 501

April 12             The company paid the first quarter SUTA taxes with the state form.

April 15             The company deposited the first quarter FUTA taxes in an authorized commercial bank with Form 508.

GENERAL JOURNAL

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DATE

ACCOUNTS AND EXPLANATION

REF.

DEBIT

CREDIT

Jan.

1













Paid worker’s compensation for January











31







Recorded payroll for January











31













Paid payroll for January











31







Recorded employer’s payroll tax expense for January










Feb.

1













Paid worker’s compensation for February











28







Recorded payroll for February











28













Paid payroll for February










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DATE ACCOUNTS AND EXPLANATION DEBIT CREDIT
1-Jan Workmen Compensation Insurance expenses $300
Cash $300
Paid worker’s compensation for January
31-Jan Wages expenses $10,000
FICA OASDI tax payable $620
FICA HI tax payable 145
Federal Income tax payable 2000
Wages payable $7,235
Recorded payroll for January
31-Jan Wages payable $7,235
Cash $7,235
Paid payroll for January
31-Jan Payroll Tax expenses $1,365
FICA OASDI tax payable $620
FICA HI tax payable $145
State Unemployment taxes payable (10000*5.4%) 540
Federal Unemployment taxes payable (10000*.6%) 60
Recorded employer’s payroll tax expense for January
1-Feb Workmen Compensation Insurance expenses $300
Cash $300
Paid worker’s compensation for February
28-Feb Wages expenses $10,000
FICA OASDI tax payable $620
FICA HI tax payable 145
Federal Income tax payable 2000
Wages payable $7,235
Recorded payroll for February
28-Feb Wages payable $7,235
Cash $7,235
Paid payroll for January
28-Feb Payroll Tax expenses $1,365
FICA OASDI tax payable $620
FICA HI tax payable $145
State Unemployment taxes payable (10000*5.4%) 540
Federal Unemployment taxes payable (10000*.6%) 60
Recorded employer’s payroll tax expense for January
1-Mar Workmen Compensation Insurance expenses $300
Cash $300
Paid worker’s compensation for March
31-Mar Wages expenses $10,000
FICA OASDI tax payable $620
FICA HI tax payable 145
Federal Income tax payable 2000
Wages payable $7,235
Recorded payroll for March
31-Mar Wages payable $7,235
Cash $7,235
Paid payroll for March
31-Mar Payroll Tax expenses $1,365
FICA OASDI tax payable $620
FICA HI tax payable $145
State Unemployment taxes payable (10000*5.4%) 540
Federal Unemployment taxes payable (10000*.6%) 60
Recorded employer’s payroll tax expense for March
10-Apr FICA OASDI tax payable $3,720
FICA HI tax payable $870
Federal Income tax payable 6000
Cash $10,590
12-Apr State Unemployment taxes payable $1,620
Cash $1,620
15-Apr Federal Unemployment taxes payable 180
Cash $180

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