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Requirement a
Entry on 31.12.2021
Salaries Expense 12000
Salaries Payable 12000
(Dec 31 is a Wednesday so 20000 x 3/5 )
Requirement b
Entry on 2.1.2022
Salaries Payable 12000
Salaries Expense 8000
Cash 20000
(20000 x 2/5 )
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