31. Recorded administrative salaries, $9,500, and sales salaries, $17,100, lessdeductions for employees' income taxes and FICA taxes.31. Issued check for payment of the salaries.31. The following wages and salaries were earmed or accrued during January:Direct Labor.Indirect labor.Administrative salaries.Sales salaries.$287,37522,50019,00034,200Megerle Custom Cabinet Co. used the following form to compute the amount ofpayroll taxes incurred:TotalТахаbleEamingsРаyrollТахesItemsFICA taxFUTASUTAFactorywagesAdm.SalariesSalessalariesTotalsRequired:1. Prepare the journal entries to record the foregoing transactions, including thedistribution of payroll costs.2. Complete the previous form to show the payroll taxes imposed on the employerfor January.3. Prepare the journal entry to distribute payroll taxes, assuming that the payrolltaxes imposed on the employer for factory wages are to be charged to FactoryOverhead, the taxes for administrative salaries are to be charged toMiscellaneous Administrative Expense, and the taxes for sales salaries are to becharged to Miscellaneous Selling Expense.4. 4. Assume that the factory employees worked on January 29, 30, and 31. Whatwas the amount of accrued wages on January 31? (Hint: Assume that there were P3-10 Summary of payroll proceduresMajerle Custom Cabinet Co. uses the job order cost system. In recording payrolltransactions, the following accounts are used:CashAdministrative SalariesWages PayableFICA Tax PayableFederal Unemployment Tax PayableState Unemployment Tax PayableEmployees Income Tax PayablePayroll MiscellaneousMiscellaneous Administrative ExpenseSales SalariesSelling ExpenseFactory OverheadWork in ProcessFactory employees are paid weekly, while all other employees are paid semimonthly onthe fifteenth and the last day of each month. All salaries and wages are subject to alltaxes. The income tax withheld amounts to 10% of gross wagesFollowing is a narrative of transactions completed during January:January7. Recorded total earnings of factory employees amounting to $64,790, lessdeductions foremployees' income taxes and FICA taxes.7. Issued check for payment of the payroll.14. Recorded total earnings of factory employees amounting to $62,985, lessdeductions for employees' income taxes and FICA taxes.14. Issued check for payment of the payroll.15. Recorded administrative salaries, $9,500, and sales salaries, $17,100, lessdeductions for employees' income taxes and FICA taxes.15. Issued check for payment of the salaries.21.Recorded total earnings of factory employees amounting to $68,875, lessdeductions for employees' income taxes and FICA taxes.21. Issued check for payment of the payroll.28. Recorded total earnings of factory employees amounting to $70,490, lessdeductions for employees' income taxes and FICA taxes.28. Issued check for payment of the payroll.

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31. Recorded administrative salaries, $9,500, and sales salaries, $17,100, less deductions for employees' income taxes and FICA taxes. 31. Issued check for payment of the salaries. 31. The following wages and salaries were earned or accrued during January: $287,375 22,500 19,000 34,200 Direct Labor. Indirect labor. Administrative salaries. Sales salaries Megerle Custom Cabinet Co. used the following form to compute the amount of payroll taxes incurred: Total

31. Recorded administrative salaries, $9,500, and sales salaries, $17,100, less deductions for employees' income taxes and FICA taxes. 31. Issued check for payment of the salaries. 31. The following wages and salaries were earned or accrued during January: $287,375 22,500 19,000 34,200 Direct Labor. Indirect labor. Administrative salaries. Sales salaries Megerle Custom Cabinet Co. used the following form to compute the amount of payroll taxes incurred: Total

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