The taxes that the employer must pay are __________.         social security and Medicare only.         federal and state unemployment taxes and employer's FICA.         federal and state unemployment taxes and social security

Your pay also includes a deduction for Medicare. The 2022 rate is 1.45% of your annual salary as listed in question three. Do not use your taxable income as done in previous questions. If 1.45% of your earnings are deducted for Medicare, how much is deducted from your salary within one year? (Note: There is not a maximum contribution for Medicare; all earned wages are taxed. Your employer is required to match this amount too.) Question 3 Base Salary= 24.94 Week=1066 Month=4125 Year=58261

Determine the self-employment tax for an individual who has $111,700 in wages, $4,000 in interest income, and $20,000 in self-employment income. The self employment tax is________?

For 2018, the Social Security portion of the FICA tax is imposed at a rate of (not including any additional tax for high-income earners): a.6.2 percent for the employee and 7.65 percent for the employer. b.6.2 percent for only the employer. c.6.2 percent for the employee and 6.2 percent for the employer. d.6.2 percent for only the employee. e.None of these choices are correct.

Concerning Payroll Accounting - Is Social Security Tax & Medicare tax calculated on all gross wages in a pay period?   Thank you, Jewelee Marple

The sole purpose of Social Security taxes is to provide retirement benefits to employees. True False   The Social Security wage base for 2019 is $132,900. True False   Taxable earnings for Social Security tax are always the same as taxable earnings for federal income tax withholding. True False   Collectively, Social Security tax and Medicare tax are referred to as FICA taxes. True False   The income threshold for Medicare tax indicates the income level above which no Medicare taxes are levied. True False   Employees are required to contribute toward the purchase of disability insurance in all 50 states. True False   The contribution limit for a SIMPLE IRA is lower than that for a 401(k) or 403(b). True False   ERISA is a set of regulations that dictate the manner in which a cafeteria plan may be administered. True False   Flexible spending accounts contain a use it or lose it feature that, although…

FIGURE 13-3 40. An employee earns a gross wage represented as W. The employee's payroll deductions are shown in Figure 13-4. What is the employee's net wage? Type of Deduction Amount of Deduction Federal Income Tax 0.22W Social Security 0.076W Health and Accident Insurance 0.065W Retirement 0.05W Miscellaneous 0.042W ⒸCengage Leaming 2013

Which of the following is a deductible expense for an individual taxpayer? A) Rent payments for personal use B) Mortgage interest on a vacation home C) Childcare expenses while working D) Personal clothing purchases

1. Employees are subject to taxes withheld from their paychecks. a. List the federal taxes withheld form most employee's paychecks. b. Give the title of the accounts credited by amounts withheld. c. Social security tax d. Federal unemployment compensation tax e. Sate unemployment compensation tax

Following are payroll deductions for Mars Co. Classify each payroll deduction as either a voluntary or involuntary deduction. Payroll Deduction VoluntaryorInvoluntary FICA Social Security Tax   Vacation pay   401(k) retirement plan contribution   Charitable contributions   Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA)   Health insurance plan contribution   FICA Medicare Tax   State Unemployment Tax Act (SUTA)