salaries due for the month of march will be recorded in
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Answer / simar
Entry will be record in march month like :
Salary a/c.....Dr 5000
To salary payable. 5000
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Answer / vijaya
yes,financial year ending time that's reason company will
pay the amount,entry is
Salary A/c Dr ****
To salary payable A/c ***
Its current Liability
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Answer / ashish kumar
ENTRY WILL RECORD IN MONTH OF MARCH i.e.
SALARY A/C DR.
TO SALARY PAYABLE A/C
&
MONTH OF APRIL - AT THE TIME OF SALARY PAID OF MARCH MONTH:-
SALARY PAYABLE A/C DR.
TO CASH/BANK A/C
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Answer / anil gatkar
salary a/c dr5000 %salary paybale a/c cr5000
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Answer / nagarjuna
SALARIES A/C DR XXXXXXXX
TO PROVISION FOR EXP A/C CR.XXXXXXX
(BEING SALARIES PAYABLE FOR THE MARCH MONTH)
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