Accrual Example: Salaries Payable (Updated 2016)

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Question..... posting the entire $10,000 as an expense ,credit cash for $10,000 like normal in Jan , then accrue and reverse the $3,000 back to December . Would that be any different that creating a $3,000 payable as long as December is still open?

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Thanks so much for this video! Would it also make sense if the accrual entry was recorded as a reversing entry to be revered on Jan. 1, so that the entry on the 9th would DR Salaries Exp and CR Cash for the full $10,000?

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Reversed*

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It does makes sense, it just one more JE, but same effect.

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In a real world example you don’t accrue up to the payday. There would be no time for payroll to process your check. The final payroll day for the 26th, would be Saturday the 20th(real world). So the accrual would be for 8 days not 3 (22 - 31, not including Sat & Sun). I understand this example was simplified, but I don’t see why the audience would not understand or appreciate the usual example used in practice. ❤ your videos. (This one a little bit)

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Don't you need to to Salary payable (or other account) for whole salary of the month? Like when soft ware calculates salary, wich antry it does??? Can somebody reply?

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if you set up a reversing entry dec31st, in the new year, the entries will only be a debit to the exp acct and credit to cash as usual.

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Q. In real life, Is the calculation of accrued payroll expense always computed based on days worked regardless of salary/wages earned per day?

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Suppose in February you hire a contract worker to help you . You agree in advance to pay them $400 for a weekend’s work. However, they don’t invoice you until early March. what would be its journal entry and adjusting entry?

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end of february :- Expenses - Debit Accrued expenses - Credit You received invoice in March Transferring to accounts payable Accrued expenses - Debit Accounts payable - Credit Making payment Accounts payable - Debit Cash - credit

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but what is the real impact if we don't perform accrue

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So if you enter 10k cast and run payroll won’t that be 20k total in cash?

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can You tell me how to write down a t -account for 9 of January thanks

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Salaries Payable $ 3,000 - Debit Salaries Expense $ 7,000 - Debit Cash $ 10,000 - Credit

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Reconciliation is basically Adding outstanding lodgements to your bank balance. Then add your outstanding payments. Then you take the total amount of outstanding payments away from the total amount of your bank balance

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For example your bank balance is 125,000. Your outstanding lodgements e.g money coming in totals at 15k when added up. Your Bank balance is now 140,000. Then you add up your outstanding payments, let's say the total of outstanding payments is 45,000. Then all you do is 140,000 - 45,000= 95,000. That's your balance

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you also accrue for vacation, medical, 401k etc...

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