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Act 2 - Paychecks and Payroll

Act 2 - Paychecks and Payroll

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Business

11th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

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Elizabeth Coughlin

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11 Slides • 7 Questions

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The employee and employer pay ​
taxes. The employer is responsible for ​
taxes.​
do not get taxes taken out of their paychecks, they must pay at the time of filing income taxes.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is considered a voluntary deduction from an employee's paycheck?

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Retirement contributions

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Social Security tax

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Medicare tax

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Federal income tax

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes 'Net Pay'?

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The total amount earned before deductions

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The amount taken out for taxes only

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The take home pay after all deductions

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The total number of hours worked

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Multiple Choice

Based on the paycheck example, what is the difference between 'Current' and 'YTD' amounts?

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Current is for the entire year, YTD is for one pay period

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Current is for one pay period, YTD is the total from Jan 1st to that day

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Current is before deductions, YTD is after deductions

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Current is the total salary, YTD is the hourly wage

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are characteristics of an independent contractor? (2 correct)

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Set hours and specific duties

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Income taxes are taken out of paycheck

3

Runs their own business and controls their work

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Must pay taxes at filing time

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Match

Match the form to the description

Employee fills out - states withholdings

Employee receives every year - inc. & deductions

Independent contract fill out - states income

Independent Contractor - fills out - states personal information

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1099

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Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between voluntary and involuntary payroll deductions?

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Voluntary deductions are chosen by the employee, while involuntary deductions are required by law.

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Voluntary deductions are required by law, while involuntary deductions are chosen by the employee.

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Voluntary deductions are only for health insurance, while involuntary deductions are only for taxes.

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Voluntary deductions are paid by the employer, while involuntary deductions are paid by the employee.

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