El Arroyo North has 18 employees within Denver City and County. All the employees worked a predominant number of hours with city. The employees earned $9.40 per hour and worked 160 hours each during the month. The employer must remit $4.00 per ma per employee who earns more than $500 per month. Additionally, employees who earn more than $500 per month must have $5 withheld from their pay. Required: What are the employee and company Occupational Privilege Tax for the employees of El Arroyo North? (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.) Employee Employer Occupational Privilege Tax

El Arroyo North has 18 employees within Denver City and County. All the employees worked a predominant number of hours with city. The employees earned $9.40 per hour and worked 160 hours each during the month. The employer must remit $4.00 per ma per employee who earns more than $500 per month. Additionally, employees who earn more than $500 per month must have $5 withheld from their pay. Required: What are the employee and company Occupational Privilege Tax for the employees of El Arroyo North? (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.) Employee Employer Occupational Privilege Tax

PAYROLL ACCT.,2019 ED.(LL)-TEXT

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Chapter2: Computing Wages And Salaries

Section: Chapter Questions

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