? Question 18 B is a builder with a staff of ten employees. In April 2000 he paid the following amounts: Net salaries after tax and national insurance $16,000 Tax and employees' national insurance for March 2000 Employer's national insurance for March 2000 $7,000 S3,000 He owes $8,000 for April's tax and employees' national insurance and $3,500 for April's employer's national insurance. What is the correct expense to be included in April's profit and loss account? $ .

? Question 18 B is a builder with a staff of ten employees. In April 2000 he paid the following amounts: Net salaries after tax and national insurance $16,000 Tax and employees' national insurance for March 2000 Employer's national insurance for March 2000 $7,000 S3,000 He owes $8,000 for April's tax and employees' national insurance and $3,500 for April's employer's national insurance. What is the correct expense to be included in April's profit and loss account? $ .

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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