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Dr. bonus a/c
Cr. Payroll liability a/c
If we need to create provision for bonus or any expense, we dr that expense and create liability for the same in balance sheet.
At the time of payment, we do the below entry.
Dr. payroll liability a/c
Cr. Bank a/c
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