Chap 6 Exercise Set A Flashcards
Which of the following are employer-only payroll obligations?
Check all that apply:
- Medicare tax
- Social Security tax
- SUTA
- FUTA
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- SUTA
- FUTA
As of 2020, which of the following accurately represents the full FUTA rate and wage base?
Multiple Choice
- Varies by state
- 0.6 percent, $7,000
- 0.6 percent, $137,700
- 6.0 percent, $7,000
6.0 percent, $7,000
Davis Reyes is the accounting for Heads Up Hat Corporation. As he prepares the payroll for the semimonthly pay period ending December 15, he notices that some of the year-to-date executives’ salaries have exceeded $200,000. What payroll tax responsibilities does Heads Up Hat Corporation have, especially regarding FICA taxes?
Check all that apply:
- Social Security tax must be deducted from the executives’ pay for those under the cap and matched by the corporation.
- Medicare taxes should be deducted from all employees’ pay and matched by the corporation.
- An additional 0.9 percent Medicare tax must be deducted from the employees’ pay for those over the base and matched by the corporation.
- An additional 0.9 percent Medicare tax must be deducted from the executives’ pay for those over the base, but no corporate match is required.
- Social Security tax must be deducted from the executives’ pay for those under the cap and matched by the corporation.
- Medicare taxes should be deducted from all employees’ pay and matched by the corporation.
- An additional 0.9 percent Medicare tax must be deducted from the executives’ pay for those over the base, but no corporate match is required.
Rosa Pierce is a payroll clerk at Hot Tree Hand Tools. She receives written notice from the IRS that the company is a semiweekly schedule depositor. How is the deposit schedule determined?
Multiple Choice
- The number of employees in the company.
- The amount of FUTA taxes paid.
- The payroll frequency used by the company.
- The payroll tax liability during the lookback period.
The payroll tax liability during the lookback period.
Which form(s) should be prepared and filed by companies with employees and payroll tax liabilities exceeding $50,000 as of December 31, 20XX?
Check all that apply:
- Form 940
- Form W-4
- Form 941
- Form W-2
- Form 940
- Form W-4
- Form W-2
Wade Pools Company made its required tax deposits. However, it filed its second-quarter Form 941 on August 21, after receiving notice from the IRS of the missing form. What is the failure to file penalty?
Multiple Choice
- 15 percent
- 10 percent
- 5 percent
- 2 percent
5 percent
Which of the following is true about the cost of employees within a business context?
Check all that apply:
- The cost of providing employee benefits is minimal and of little importance.
- Employees constitute a significant cost of conducting business.
- Costs associated with employees include only salary and limited hiring expenses.
- Hiring employees involves a significant overhead cost.
- Employees constitute a significant cost of conducting business.
- Hiring employees involves a significant overhead cost.
Which of the following represents the purpose(s) of the benefit analysis report?
Check all that apply:
- Benchmarking with other companies.
- Identification of opportunities for increasing profitability.
- Billing employees for benefits costs.
- Understanding of employer and employee benefits costs.
- Benchmarking with other companies.
- Identification of opportunities for increasing profitability.
- Understanding of employer and employee benefits costs.
Why is it important to prepare the benefit analysis report or the total compensation report?
Check all that apply:
- The reports may be used to accompany benefits billing.
- The reports inform labor planning and employer cost strategies.
- The reports may be used as employee contracts.
- The reports promote employee education about the total value of their salary and benefits.
- The reports inform labor planning and employer cost strategies.
- The reports promote employee education about the total value of their salary and benefits.
Which of the following are the characteristics of workers’ compensation?
Check all that apply:
- Private employers are federally mandated to provide workers’ compensation.
- Workers’ compensation is an insurance policy.
- The cost of workers’ compensation represents a labor expense to the business.
- Workers’ compensation is provided to cover employees who are injured or killed while performing work duties.
- Workers’ compensation is an insurance policy.
- The cost of workers’ compensation represents a labor expense to the business.
- Workers’ compensation is provided to cover employees who are injured or killed while performing work duties.