1. Which of the following payroll taxes are paid ONLY by the employer on payroll? a. federal income taxes b. social security taxes c. state unemployment taxes 2. Revenue expenditures are? a. are know as balance sheet expenditures b. additional cost of plant assets that do not increase assets life or productivity c. are debited to asset accounts |
1 |
State unemployment taxes are paid ONLY by the employer on payroll |
Federal income taxes is paid by employee and Social security taxes are paid by both employer and employee |
Option C is correct |
2 |
Revenue expenditures are additional cost of plant assets that do not increase assets life or productivity |
Option B is correct |
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