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Since noone else seems to have offered an answer (as opposed to a way of getting an answer), here goes:Okay guys, I have a question with perdisco:
Paid sales staff wages of $12,838 for the week up to and including yesterday, Cheque No. 883. Note that $7,429 of this payment relates to the wages expense incurred during the last week of May.
As for how you write it out into the book... I can't quite imagine what the table looks like but really I think it depends on which assumption you make above (i.e. whether or not the $7,429 was previously accrued or not).How do I type this out?
I know this goes into the Cash Payments Journal.
So would this be:Cash Payments Journal
4th June | Wages Expense | Debit: | Credit: |
Wages Expense $12 838 | Other accounts $7 429 | Cash at Bank: $12 838 |
???
help anyone.
I am so screwed.
I tried to type it out as closely as I could in compared to the question that I have to do for perdisco.
it takes ages to do, it took me one whole day during the weekend and two more sittings during the week
Interesting how life works, aye? Well thank you for your inputIf it makes you feel any better I spent a long time on it back in the day and because ours was in a paper book, if you made a mistake early on, it carried through. That being said I also did horribly poorly and received one of the lowest marks in our tutorial class (and my tutor felt sorry for me lol). 6 years later I'm a qualified accountant.
haha thanksYou are officially my favourite BoSer! I will keep this in mind. I'm doing this Perdisco rubbish with my friend on Thursday. So yeah, most likely we're going to do this.
it should say in the transaction if not read the firm's accounting policy regarding discounts. it should tell you.Where do we find out the discount allowed? Is it always like 10% or something?
* edit: its found on schedules of accountswhat is the discount? do I assume 1%?