Chapter 11 - Current Liabilities & Payroll Flashcards

1
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Current Portion of Notes Payable

A

The amount of the principal that I payable within one year

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2
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Interest

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Interest = principal * time * Interest Rate

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3
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Gross Pay

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Total amount of salary, wages, commissions, or any other employee compensation before taxes and other deductions

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4
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Net Pay

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Gross Pay - all deductions. The amount of compensation that the employee actually takes home.

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5
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Income Tax Withholding

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Income tax deducted from an employee’s gross Pay.

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6
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Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA)

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The federal act that created the Social Security tax that provides retirement, disability, and medical benefits.

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7
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Social Security Tax (FICA)
OASDI - 6.2% up to 117,000
Medicare - 1.45% of up to 200,000 and then 2.35 after.
Remember this is per employee

A

FICA tax which is withheld from employees’ pay and matched by the employer

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8
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Payroll Register

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A schedule that summarizes the earnings, withholdings, and net Pay for each employee.

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9
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Unemployment Compensation Tax
SUTA - 5.4% of up to 7000
FUTA - .6% of up to 7000

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Payroll tax paid by employers to the government, which uses the cash to pay unemployment benefits to people who are out of work

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10
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Bonus

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Bonus = (Bonus % * Net Income before bonus) / (1 + Bonus %)

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11
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Contingent Liabilities

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A potential liability that depends on some future event

  • Remote (do nothing)
  • Reasonably Possible (make a note on financial statements)
  • Probable & Estimable (recorded as a liability and expense is accrued)
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12
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Times-Interest-Earned Ratio

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Evaluates a business’s ability to pay interest expense.

= (Net Income + Income tax expense + Interest Expense) / Interest Expense

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