When booking the journal entry, you must also create a debit for the amount of employer tax liability. Both the employer and the employee pay for certain portions of payroll taxes that go toward Social Security, Medicare, and federal and state unemployment.
By Ruth Franklin. When Shirley Jacksonâs story â The Lottery â was first published, in the June 26, 1948, issue of this magazine, Miriam Friend was a young mother living in Roselle, New Jersey, with her husband, a chemical engineer who worked on the Manhattan Project.
It is a story that is as much fun to think about as it is to read. Learn how the author uses foreshadowing, irony and deep themes. slide 1 of 7. The Lottery by Shirley Jackson first appeared in the New Yorker in 1948. A modern parable, this story is often classified as a horror story. It tells the story of a small town that holds a lottery each year. The person picked by this lottery is then stoned to death by the town.