Ch. 10: Record a Loan
Ch. 10: Payroll
Ch. 10 Contingencies
Ch. 10: Payroll and Installment Loans
Ch. 10: Current Liabilities and Fringe Benefits
100

Debts due within one year or one operating cycle.

What are Current Liabilities?

100

Tax withheld from employees for Social Security and Medicare.

What is FICA Tax?

100

Potential liabilities based on a past event.

What are Contingent Liabilities?

100

How the current portion of long-term debt is classified.

What is a Current Liability?

100

The liability recorded by an adjusting entry at the end of the period to match the repair or replacement costs of defective products against the current period's sales.

Answer: What is Product Warranty Payable?

200

Liabilities created by receiving cash before services are performed.

What is Unearned Revenue?

200

Gross pay minus all deductions and withholdings.

What is Net Pay?

200

Treatment for a contingency that is "probable" and "estimable. (Journal Entry)

Record in financial statements and accrue the est. amount.

200

The two components of every installment note payment.

What are Principal and Interest?

200

Accruing a vacation or warranty expense must follow this accounting principle

Answer:  What is the matching principle?

300

The journal entry to record a note issued for a cash loan.

Dr. Cash; 

      Cr. Notes Payable

300

The tax employers must pay for unemployment (FUTA/SUTA).

What is Employer Payroll Tax?

300

Treatment for a contingency that is "reasonably possible.

"Disclosure Note (Footnotes)

300

The additional payroll expenses a company must pay beyond the employee's gross earnings, typically including matching FICA taxes and unemployment taxes (FUTA/SUTA)

Answer: What are Employer Payroll Taxes?

300

The entry to record a note issued for a loan.

What is a       Debit Cash 

                              Credit Notes Payable

400

The journal entry to record the payment of a note at maturity.

Dr. Notes Pay

     Int Exp 

               Cr. Cash

400

The account debited for the total cost of employer-paid taxes.

What is Payroll Tax Expense?

400

Treatment for a contingency that is "remote."

What is "No Action"

400

Additional compensation provided to employees beyond their basic wages or salaries, such as medical insurance, vacation pay, and retirement plan contributions.

  • Answer: What are Fringe Benefits?




400

A note where the interest is deducted from the face value

Answer: What is a Discounted Note?

500

How the current portion of long-term debt is classified.

What is a Current Liability?

500
  • The total earnings of an employee for a payroll period, including bonuses and overtime, before any taxes or other deductions are removed

What is gross Pay?

500

The journal entry required for a "probable" warranty claim.

Dr. Product Warranty Exp

            Cr. Product Warranty Pay

500

The fringe benefit recorded as an expense in the period it is earned by the employee, creating a liability for the employer until the time off is actually taken.

Answer: What is Vacation Pay?

500

A defined contribution plan where both employees and employers can make tax-deferred contributions to a retirement fund, which becomes a liability for the employer until paid into the plan.

Answer: What is a 401(k) Plan

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