Wages that have been earned by the employees of a governmental entity, but not yet paid, are recorded in the general fund as:

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Wages that have been earned by employees but not yet paid are considered expenditures in the general fund of a governmental entity. This is because the services have already been provided, obligating the government to pay for these services, thus recognizing it as an expenditure.

Wages That Have Been Earned by the Employees of a Governmental