22) The Social Security tax paid by an employer is: Equal to the amount paid by...
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22) The Social Security tax paid by an employer is: |
- Equal to the amount paid by the employee
- The employer does not pay Social Security tax, only the employee pays the tax.
- Less than the amount paid by the employee.
D.Greater than the amount paid by the employee
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A.Equal to the amount paid by employee
Social security taxes are paid by both workers and employers.Employees are required to match employees's payment into the system.As a self employed person is both an employer and an employee,the self-employment tax rate would be twice the employee tax,which results in an equal payment of tax by employer/employee and the self employed.
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22) The Social Security tax paid by an employer is:
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22. Which one of the following is TRUE? Only you (not your employer) pay your Social...
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a)
Tax
September Earnings Subject to Tax
Tax Rate
Tax Amount
FICA—Social Security
$1,400.00
6.20%
$86.80
FICA—Medicare
1,400.00
1.45%
20.30
FUTA
900.00
3.10%
27.90
SUTA
900.00
2.90%
26.10
b)
Tax
September Earnings Subject to Tax
Tax Rate
Tax Amount
FICA—Social Security
$3,700.00
6.20%
$229.40
FICA—Medicare
3,700.00
1.45%
53.65
FUTA
3.10%
SUTA
2.90%
c)
Tax
September Earnings Subject to Tax
Tax Rate
Tax Amount
FICA—Social Security
6.20%
FICA—Medicare
9,600
1.45%
139.20
FUTA
3.10%
SUTA
2.90%
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6.2% of the first $128,400 paid to each employee, and FICA Medicare
taxes are 1.45% of gross pay. FUTA taxes are 0.6% and SUTA taxes
are 5.4% of the first $7,000 paid to each employee. Cumulative pay
for the current year for each of its employees follows.
Employee
Cumulative Pay
Employee
Cumulative Pay
Employee
Cumulative Pay
Ken S
$
5,600
Michelle W
$
149,500
Lori K
$
136,900
Tim V...
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a)
Tax
September Earnings Subject to Tax
Tax Rate
Tax Amount
FICA—Social Security
$1,400.00
6.20%
$86.80
FICA—Medicare
1,400.00
1.45%
20.30
FUTA
900.00
3.10%
27.90
SUTA
900.00
2.90%
26.10
b)
Tax
September Earnings Subject to Tax
Tax Rate
Tax Amount
FICA—Social Security
$3,700.00
6.20%
$229.40
FICA—Medicare
3,700.00
1.45%
53.65
FUTA
3.10%
SUTA
2.90%
c)
Tax
September Earnings Subject to Tax
Tax Rate
Tax Amount
FICA—Social Security
6.20%
FICA—Medicare
9,600
1.45%
139.20
FUTA
3.10%
SUTA
2.90%
CH Required information The following information...
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for the current year for each of its employees follows.
Employee
Cumulative Pay
Employee
Cumulative Pay
Employee
Cumulative Pay
Ken S
$
5,600
Michelle W
$
149,500
Lori K
$
136,900
Tim V...
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