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Salaries payable is a liability account that indicates the total sum of money paid to employees that a company owes to its staff due to past work still owed that has been not paid. It is treated as current liabilities on the balance sheet as it is liable to be paid in next payroll. Salaries payable is the same as wages payable except that salaries can be on a monthly basis instead of an hourly basis. The awareness of this liability will facilitate the proper accounting of financial reports or accounting in accordance with the requirement of the accounting principles especially in the accrual system of accounting.

Thirty-two percent of income earned in the UK between £50,271 and £125,140 goes toward the 40% tax bracket in the 2024/25 tax year. When a person’s earnings fall in this tax bracket, all amounts over £50,270 are taxed at a rate of 40%. If a person earns £60,000, they owe 40% of the excess over the threshold which is £9,730. This kind of tax is meant to support progressive taxation which means the more you earn, the greater the share you pay of your income.

A cheat sheet for debits and credits helps students understand how to record financial transactions in accounting. It identifies which type of account you have and the effect each has on your balance. Trying to increase your expenses or assets? Do it with debits, not credits. With this guide, students can properly use account rules in journal entries and T-accounts. Having it available is very important during tests and practice, where accurate measurements count.