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"i have received half of the salary in advance and another
half in the end of month" what will be the journal entry for
this?
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Answer Posted / rohit bajaj
At the time receive advance
Salary Advance Dr
cash/bank cr
At the end of month entry for salary due
Salary (full amt) Dr
salary Advance Cr
Esi Payable (If gross salary =15000 @1.75%) Cr
P f Payable (if Basic < = 6500 @12%) Cr
Salary Payable Cr
At the time of payment
Salary Payable Dr
Bank/cash cr
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