by Urvashi
(Delhi)
Why does salary have different meanings under different headings?
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by Marti
I am a sole proprietor with a very small, simple business (tutoring.) How do I categorize withdrawing money? I have my salary category as under the "personal income" type in my personal checking account for my deposits, but when I withdraw money for my salary from the business account I don't see anything appropriate in the standard quicken home and business categories. I have thought it would come up as some type of business expense, but I need to make sure. Also when I try to set up such a category quicken home and business seems to want to automatically re-assign the withdrawal to "personal expense."
thanks
Marti
by Nitesh-
Is salary debited or credited?
Thank you for your question about salaries. The salaries account for amounts paid to employees typically carries a debit balance. A normal transaction for paying an employee would look as follows:
$ Cash Account Credit
$ Salary Expense Debit
by Jade
(Maine)
If I hire a receptionist for $290.00 a week but pay her at the end of the month how do I post this in the "General Journal"?
by Benjamin
(kitchener Ontario)
Here is how I record when someone works on a Statutory Holiday. I first calculate their Statutory holiday. we will say 6 hours @ $12.00 per hr.
Hours actually worked: 31
Statutory Hours worked = Overtime = 5
Statutory Holiday = 6
My question is would you record the overtime under Overtime wages or would you record it under Employee Benefits Statutory Holiday?
I have been recording the expenses on the income statement as:
Wages: 372.00
O.T. wages: 90.00
Stats: 72.00
There has been some debate that maybe I should be recording the O.T. under Stats rather then O.T. Wages because the O.T. was given due to working the Stat.
What do you think?
by Louisa
(Sydney, Australia)
The employees payroll shows an amount of $500, but the boss paid the amount of $450, how
do I show this in the accounts, as I need to reconcile the bank account and I am unable to as there's a $50 difference. Do I credit the wage expense account and debit the bank account?
Your advice is much appreciated.
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