Moisa Evans is a maitre d' at Red Rock Club. On September 6, 20--, his gross pay was $900 (three days working, one paid vacation day, and one paid sick day). He also reported to his employer tips of $860 for the previous month (applicable taxes to be deducted out of this pay). Evans belongs to the company's 401(k) plan and has 5% of his gross pay ($900) deducted each week (salary reduction). Red Rock Club also provides a matching contribution ($45) into the plan for Evans. Compute the following amounts: a. Deduction for OASDI tax: b. Deduction for HI tax:

Moisa Evans is a maitre d' at Red Rock Club. On September 6, 20--, his gross pay was $900 (three days working, one paid vacation day, and one paid sick day). He also reported to his employer tips of $860 for the previous month (applicable taxes to be deducted out of this pay). Evans belongs to the company's 401(k) plan and has 5% of his gross pay ($900) deducted each week (salary reduction). Red Rock Club also provides a matching contribution ($45) into the plan for Evans. Compute the following amounts: a. Deduction for OASDI tax: b. Deduction for HI tax:

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

19th Edition

ISBN:9781337619783

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Publisher:BIEG

Chapter3: Social Security Taxes

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