Lynden Company has the following balances in its general ledger as of June 1 of this year:

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Lynden Company has the following balances in its general ledger as of June 1 of this year:

a. FICA Social Security Tax Payable (employee and employer) is $1,393.50.

FICA Medicare Tax Payable (employee and employer) is $325.90.

b. Employees' Federal Income Tax Payable (liability for May), $995.00.

c. Federal Unemployment Tax Payable (liability for April and May), $380.00.

d. State Unemployment Tax Payable (liability for April and May), $1,205.75.

The company completed the following transactions involving the payroll during June and July:

June 13 Issued check for $2,714.40, payable to Security Bank, for the monthly deposit of May FICA taxes and employees' federal income tax withheld.

30 Recorded the payroll entry in the general journal from the payroll register for June. The payroll register has the following column totals:

Lynden Company has the following balances in its general ledger

30 Recorded payroll taxes. FICA Social Security rates are 6.2 percent (employee) and 6.2 percent (employer). The employer matches the employee's FICA Medicare rate of 1.45 percent. State unemployment tax is 5.4 percent, and federal unemployment tax is 0.6 percent. At this time, all employees' earnings are taxable for FICA and unemployment taxes.
30 Issued check for $13,639.27 from Cash-Payroll Bank Account to pay salaries for the month.
July 14 Issued check for $4,270.46, payable to Security Bank, for the monthly deposit of June FICA taxes (employee and employer) and employees' federal income tax withheld.
31 Issued check for $2,104.15, payable to the State Tax Commission, for state unemployment tax for April, May, and June. The check was accompanied by the quarterly tax return.
31 Issued check for $479.82, payable to Security Bank, for the deposit of federal unemployment tax for April, May, and June.

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