s To journalize the payment of Medicare taxes to the IRS, the correct entry would beO a. debit Medicare Tax Payable and credit IRS.O b. debit Medicare Tax Payable and credit Payroll Taxes Expense.O c. debit Medicare Tax Payable and credit Cash.O d. debit Medicare Tax Payable and credit Social Security Payable.

Analysis of the accounts involved:Medicare Tax Payable: This account increases when you owe Medicare…

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