WorksheetsReview Payroll Accounting
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the formula for calculating gross wages?
Gross Wages = Total Hours Worked * Hourly Rate
Gross Wages = Total Hours Worked - Hourly Rate
Gross Wages = Total Hours Worked / Hourly Rate
Gross Wages = Total Hours Worked + Hourly Rate
What is the difference between gross wages and net wages?
Gross wages are the amount received after deductions, while net wages are the total amount earned before deductions.
Gross wages are the amount received after taxes, while net wages are the total amount earned before taxes.
Gross wages are the total amount earned after deductions, while net wages are the amount received before deductions.
Gross wages are the total amount earned before deductions, while net wages are the amount received after deductions.
What is the purpose of withholding taxes in payroll accounting?
To ensure accurate payroll calculations.
To collect income taxes from employees throughout the year.
To calculate employee benefits.
To provide additional income for the employees.
What are some common payroll deductions for employees?
federal income tax, state income tax, Social Security tax, Medicare tax, health insurance premiums, retirement contributions, and garnishments
sales tax, property tax, unemployment tax
union dues, parking fees, gym membership
student loan payments, credit card payments, car loan payments
What are some legal requirements for payroll accounting?
Ignoring minimum wage and overtime laws
Not providing pay stubs to employees
Accurately calculating and withholding taxes, maintaining records of employee wages and hours worked, providing pay stubs to employees, and complying with minimum wage and overtime laws.
Paying employees in cash, without any record keeping
A business form used to record details affecting payments made to an employee
employee earnings record
payroll register
total earnings
withholding allowance
