Difference between debit and credit, Accounting Basics

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Difference between Debit and Credit

Debit-used to record employer's FICA taxes, state unemployment taxes and federal unemployment taxes incurred during an accounting period.

Credit-closed to Income Summary at the end of accounting period (along with all other expenses).

 


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