Journalize these transactions: On April 27 Allied industry pays its employees their monthly salaries. The gross pay is 250,000, employee income tax is 26%, employee social tax is 12%. The employer payroll rate is 32%

Attached file is the solution of my professor. It is a different solution from what I have asked yesterday here. Could you pls take a look if that attached solution is correct, please explain to me:

Why must calculate Social security first? Then (gross pay - social security tax) x income tax rate? Can we calculate first Income tax first?

He does an other separate entry for Employer payroll tax. Since the first entry, sum of them ( social security + income tax + salary) equal to 254,000 already, Where & how 254,000 * 32% of employer payroll tax come from? Because if we sum 4 of them, it s over gross pay 254,000.

Thank you very much.

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