Corporate Financial Accounting - W/CENGAGENOW
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ISBN: 9781285148717
Author: WARREN
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Chapter 10, Problem 5DQ
To determine
Payroll: The total payment that a company is required to pay to its employee for the services received is called as payroll.
Payroll checks: It includes a detachable statement that shows how the net pay of each employee is computed.
To State: Principal reasons for using a special payroll bank account.
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