Rs. 30,000 salary due to manager, but not paid. what will be
the journal entry for this transaction?
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Answer Posted / sandeep reddy
salary a/c dr 3000
to outstanding salary a/c 3000
(salary debited as per nominal account
outstanding credited as per representative personal account)
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