STATEMENT SHOWING COMPLETION OF PAYROLL REGISTER OF PAT bROWN
(A) | (B)6.2% | (C)1.45% | (D) | [A- (B+C+D)] | |||||
EMPLOYEE | MARTIAL STATUS | ALLOWANCES CLAIMED | GROSS PAY | S.S | MED | ALLOWANCE DEDUCTION | TOTAL ALLOWANCE DEDUCTION | FIT | NET PAY |
PAT BROWN | M | 4 | 2500 | 153.09 | 36.25 | $79.80 | $79.80*4=319.2 | 274.716 | 2036 |
FIT CALCULATION AS PER TABLE
GROSS PAY - TOTAL ALLOWANCE
= 2500-319.2
=2180.8
SO AS PER SLAB RATE IT FALLS
IN SLAB BRACKET OF $1711- $3395 WHERE $171.36 PLUS 22%
SO =2180.8-1711
=469.8*22%+171.36
=103.356 +171.36
FIT =274.716
Social security i.e SS CAP VALUE =128400
WAGES =2500×52=130000
So we weekly wages for calculating ss will =128400/52
=2469.23
=2469.23×6.2%= 153.09
NET PAY = GROSS PAY - FIT- SS- MED
= 2035.94 rounded off to 2036
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