White Company's wages payable account had a beginning balance of $3,467 and an ending balance of $2,063. During the year, wages expense was $22,440. How much did White pay in cash during the year for wages?

White Company's wages payable account had a beginning balance of $3,467 and an ending balance of $2,063. During the year, wages expense was $22,440. How much did White pay in cash during the year for wages?

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