Franklin Stewart arrived at the following tax information Gross salary Interest earnings Eligible dividend income Besit personal amount Union dues Moving expense (58 in for employment) $ 52,000 338 S 3,650 8,470 2,958 What amount will Franklin report as taxable income? (Round your answer to the nearest dollar amount Omit the "S" sign in your response) Taxable income

Single person (including head of household) If amount of wages (after subtracting withholding allowance) is:   The amount of income tax withholding is:   Not over $43   $0     Over– But not over– of excess over– $43 –$222.......$0.00 plus 10% –$43 $222 –$767.......$17.90 plus 15% –$222 $767 –$1,796....$99.65 plus 25% –$767 $1,796 –$3,700....$356.90 plus 28% –$1,796 $3,700 –$7,992....$890.02 plus 33% –$3,700 $7,992 –$8,025....$2,306.38 plus 35% –$7,992 $8,025 .................$2,317.93 plus 39.6% –$8,025 Using an $80 value for each exemption and the tax rate schedule above, what is Woods' federal income tax withholding? Round your answer to two decimal places.

Computing Federal Income Tax Using the table (Refer to Figure 8-4 in the text.), determine the amount of federal income tax an employer should withhold weekly for employees with the following marital status, earnings, and withholding allowances: Marital Status Total Weekly Earnings Number of Allowances Amount of Withholding (a) S $364.80 2 (b) S 445.80 1 (c) M 493.40 3 (d) S 493.60 0 (e) M 702.70 5

1. Who assigns the SUTA tax rate to an employer? Answer:   A.    The Internal Revenue Service     B.    The state in which the employer is located     C.    The Social Security Administration     D.    The American Payroll Association 2. What is the due date for the first quarter FUTA tax? Answer:   A.    April 30     B.    March 30     C.    April 15     D.    None of these options 3. Match each tax with its associated feature. SUTA Self-employment Social Security and Medicare       The employer presently matches the amount employees pay. If net SE income is below $400, no tax is due. The number of laid-off employees may affect it.

Question 2: Based on the wage-bracket method, the federal income tax withholding for an employee who files as Single, is paid weekly, completed the current Form W-4, has one job, and whose adjusted wage amount is $713 is $

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13. Pat generated self-employment income in 2019 of $76,000. The self-employment tax is: a. b. C. d. $0. $5,369.23. $10,738.46. $11,628.00.

Complete the following table with the information provided.    Employee, with your deductions allowed Gross income Social Security Tax (6.20%) Medical care contribution (1.45%) Income tax Other deductions Net income 8 Stream (0)   $ 735     (12%)     $ 25   9 Bravo (1)   $ 675     (11%)     $ 12   10 Colon (2)   $ 895     (10%)     -0-   eleven Diaz (3)   $ 580     (9%)     $ 5   12 Figueroa (4)   $ 610     (7%)     -0-   Determine: Social Security Contribution (FICA) Medical care contribution (Medicare - FICA) Income tax Net income

All the listed benefits paid by an employer are required to be included in an employee's income for a tax year except one. Which one?   Question 4 options:   a)  Tuition fees for training that relates to employer's work   b)  Medical expenses of an employee   c)  Forgiveness of employee debt   d)  Cost of life insurance

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