(a)The employees of The Fashion Factory completed the number of pieces indicated during the workweek ending June...
Question:
(a)The employees of The Fashion Factory completed the number of pieces indicated during the workweek ending June 30: P. Cardin 1,050 J. Woolly 1,040 T. Bloomer 1,065 R. Napp 1,035
(b)Calculate the gross pay for each employee using the following plan: First 500 pieces $0.50 each Next 300 pieces $0.60 each Next 200 pieces $0.70 each Over 1,000 pieces $0.90 each
(c)Complete the payroll using the payroll deduction tables illustrated in Figures 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, and 10.5. Assume all employees are Claim Code 1 for federal and provincial income tax purposes. (The Fashion Factory does not have a group health plan.) Total and balance the payroll record.
(d)Record the compound General Journal entry for this payroll on June 30.
(e)Record the General Journal entry on June 30 for the employer’s contributions to CPP and EI.
(f)Record the entry in the Cash Payments Journal to issue the payroll cheques on June 30. The first paycheque is #11.
(g)Record the entry in the Cash Payments Journal for the remittance to CRA on July 15. Issue cheque #29.
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Instructions:
Complete Exercise 2 on page 189 using the deductions tables on Pages 178-182.
Complete this exercise in the Excel file Graded LP7.1 Assignment Payroll Record.xlsx. Look up the deductions based on the gross pay amounts provided. Calculate net pay, then total all columns. Prepare the general journal entries. Disregard the cash payments journal entries.
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