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How to deal with the additional accounting of accrued education expenses?
Additional education fees are extra-budgetary funds specially used for the development of local education, which are collected by tax authorities. How to make accounts when additional provision for education expenses is made?

Additional accounting entries for accrued education expenses

Borrow: taxes and surcharges

Loan: tax payable-surcharge for education payable

Taxes payable-local education surcharge payable

When actually paid:

Borrow: taxes payable-education surcharge payable

Taxes payable-local education surcharge payable

Loans: bank deposits

Profit carried forward from the end of the period to this year:

Debit: this year's profit

Credits: taxes and surcharges

What are taxes and surcharges?

Taxes and surcharges reflect the consumption tax, urban maintenance and construction tax, urban land use tax, resource tax and education surcharge that enterprises should bear in their main business.

Taxes and fees related to business activities calculated by enterprises according to regulations,

Borrow: taxes and surcharges

Loans: taxes payable, etc.

The returned consumption tax and other taxes originally credited to the undergraduate course shall be based on the amount actually received.

Debit: bank deposit

Credits: taxes and surcharges

The ending balance of the subject of "taxes and surcharges" should be transferred to the subject of "profit of this year", and there should be no balance in this subject after carry-over.

How to understand this year's profit?

This course accounts for the net profit (or net loss) realized by the enterprise in the current period.

This year's profit account belongs to the owner's equity account. The lender reflects the income realized by the enterprise in the current period, including main business income, other business income, non-operating income, investment income, etc. The borrower reflects all expenses incurred by the enterprise in the current period, including main business cost, non-operating expenses, financial expenses, operating expenses, management expenses, investment income (net loss), income tax, etc.