WorksheetsAccounting - Chapter 13 Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
In each pay period, the payroll information for each employee is recorded on his or her employee
True
False
The payroll register provides all of the payroll information needed to prepare a payroll
True
False
A business deposits the total of gross wages in a separate payroll checking account
True
False
Employer payroll taxes are business expenses
True
False
The employer social security tax rate is different than the employee social security tax rate.
True
False
Federal employment insurance laws require that employees pay taxes for unemployment compensation
True
False
The transaction to record employer payroll tax expenses is journalized at the end of the quarter.
True
False
Each employer is required by law to periodically report the payroll taxes withheld from employee salaries.
True
False
The timing of payroll tax payments is based on the amount owed.
True
False
Form W-2 reports an employee's annual earnings and the withholdings for federal income, social security, and Medicare taxes
True
False
In the journal entry for payroll, the amount debited to Salary Expense is the total Net Pay column of the payroll register.
True
False
The tax base for Medicare tax is the same as the tax base for social security
True
False
If an employee's accumulated earnings are $6500 and the employee earns another $1500, the amount of the new earnings subject to unemployment tax is $1500.
True
False
Some employers must deposit payments for withheld employee's federal income tax, social security, and Medicare taxes on the next day of banking
True
False
Each employer who withholds income tax, social security tax, and Medicare tax from employee earnings must furnish each employee with a quarterly statement.
True
False
The only taxes that the employer must pay are unemployment taxes.
True
False
The amount entered for Payroll Tax Expenses is the total gross earnings of the pay period
True
False
Federal withholding taxes and social security taxes are normally paid once a year by the employer
True
False
Social Security Tax is paid by both the employee and employer
True
False
Amounts deducted from employee's earnings and held for payment by the employer become liabilities to the business
True
False
The total amount of gross earnings is entered on the ______ side of the Salaries Expense account
Debit
Credit
The account Employee's Federal Income Tax Payable would normally have a _______ balance
Debit
Credit
Salaries Expenses would normally have a ____ balance
Debit
Credit
Medicare Tax Payable account would normally have a ______ balance
Debit
Credit
When a payment is made to the state government for the employee's state income tax, an entry is made on the ______ side of the Employee's State Income Tax Payable account
Debit
Credit
The Payroll Tax Expense account normally has a ______balance
Debit
Credit
An increase in State Unemployment Tax Payable would be a _______
Debit
Credit
An account Insurance Premiums Payable would normally have a ______ balance
Debit
Credit
Form W-2 must be prepared and give to each employee by ________ of the year following that in which the taxes were deducted
January 1
January 15
January 31
December 31
A state tax used to pay benefits to unemployed workers is
federal unemployment tax
state unemployment tax
social security tax
medicare tax
The source document for paying state unemployment tax is
Memorandum
Sales Invoice
Receipt
Check
Until the amounts withheld from the employee salaries are paid by the employer, they are recorded as:
assets
revenue
salary expense
liabilities
The payment of payroll taxes to the government is referred as a
ETF
transfer payment
deposit
withdrawal
The total earnings subject to federal unemployment tax is referred to as
total earnings
gross earnings
taxable earnings
unemployment taxable earnings
Each employer must file a _________ federal tax return showing the federal income tax, social security tax, and Medicare tax due to the government
quarterly
yearly
semiannual
monthly
