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December $31$

The final pay period of the year will not be paid to employees until January $4,2023.$ The company will accrue the wages for the final

pay period only. Because the pay period is complete, there will not be a reversing entry for the accrual. As a result, paychecks will not

be issued for this pay period since they will be paid in the following year and reflected on the Employee Earning Record forms for each

employee when paid. The remainder of the employer liability will be paid with the final filing for the year.

The company pays holiday pay for December $26,2022.$ Reminder, holidays and vacations are not included as hours worked for

calculation of overtime.

Complete the Employee Gross Pay tab.

Complete the Payroll Register for December $31.$

Complete the General Journal entries for the December $31$ payroll.

Update the General Ledger with the ending ledger balances from the December $15$ pay period ledger accounts first, and then

post the journal entries from the current period to the General Ledger.

Complete the question by filling in all answers in the tabs below.

Payroll

Register

General

Journal

General

Ledger

Compute the gross earnings for regular, overtime, and holiday pay for each employee for the December $31$ pay period. Remember that while an hourly rate is shown

for all employees, the period pay for exempt employees should be calculated by taking their yearly salary and dividing it by the number of semimonthly pay periods

in a year, which should then be split between the number of hours considered regular time and holiday time. The pay rates for each employee have been given from

the prior period.

Note: Round answers for hourly rate or period wages to $5$ decimal places and all other answers to $2$ decimals.

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