The payroll register provides all the payroll information needed to prepare a payroll.

(a)  

A business deposits the total of gross wages in a separate payroll checking account.

(a)  

Employer payroll taxes are business expenses.

(a)  

The employer social security tax rate is different than the employee social security tax rate.

(a)  

Federal unemployment insurance laws require that employers and employees pay taxes for unemployment compensation.

(a)  

The transaction to record employer payroll taxes expense is journalized at the end of the quarter.

(a)  

Each employer is required by law to periodically report the payroll taxes withheld from employee salaries.

(a)  

The timing of payroll tax payments is based on the amount owed.

(a)  

Form W-2 reports an employee's annual earnings and the withholdings for federal income, social security, and Medicare taxes.

(a)  

In the journal entry for a payroll, the amount debited to Salary Expense is the total of the Net Pay column of the payroll register.

(a)  

The tax base for Medicare tax is the same as the tax base for social security tax.

(a)  

If an employee's accumulated earnings are $6500.00, and the employees' federal income tax and social security and Medicare taxes on the next banking day.

(a)  

Some employer must deposit payments for withheld employees' federal income tax and social security and Medicare taxes on the next banking day.

(a)  

Each employer who withholds income tax, social security tax, and Medicare tax from employee earnings must furnish each employee with a quarterly statement.

(a)