1. Current liabilities
a. Definition of current liabilities
b. Accounting for payroll
i. Prepare journal entry to record payroll
ii. Prepare journal entry to record payroll taxes
2. Understand the classifications: secured and unsecured bonds, callable and convertible bonds
3. Understand the concepts: market interest rate, contractual interest rate, face value, market
value (the present value) of a bond
4. Accounting (journal entries) for bonds transactions
a. How is the price of a bond quoted?
b. Issuance of bonds at face value
c. Issuance of bonds at discount or premium
i. Journal entries
ii. interest implication of the issuance discount and premium
d. Amortization of premium on bonds payable
i. Computation and journal entries
ii. Changes of the account balance
Ans 1 a Current Liabilities are the short term obligations/liabilities of an entity which is due within one year. So an entity needs to pay for these short term obligations within one year. These are the major part of entities liabilities. Examples are Accounts payable, salaries payable, income tax payable etc. | |||
ans 1b | |||
entry to Record payroll with taxes | |||
Date | |||
Accounts | Dr | Cr | |
Salaries expenses | XXX | ||
Federal Income Tax payable | XXX | ||
Social secuity taxes payable | XXX | ||
Medicare taxes payable | XXX | ||
Medical Insurance payable | XXX | ||
Union dues payable | XXX | ||
United way deduction payable | XXX | ||
Salaries Payable | XXX | ||
(if there are any other deductions than those are also credited) | |||
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