A4 The cash benefits provided by Social Security come from: O current payroll taxes paid by coveredemployees and their employers O voluntary contributions made by employees and employers Ostate and federal income taxes paid by employees and employer O charitable contributions madeby the federal government O the U.S. Treasury

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How are federal, state, and local income taxes collected by the government? Consider the cases of an employee and a self-employed taxpayer.
What portions of an employees take-home pay are exempt from a federal tax levy?
Which of the following is considered an employer payroll tax? A. FICA Medicare B. FUTA C. SUTA D. A and B only E. B and C only F. A, B, and C
Which of the following taxes are not withheld from an employee? a. FICA Social Security b. Federal Unemployment (FUTA) c. FICA Medicare d. Federal Income Tax e. All of the above are withheld
The cash benefits provided by Social Security come from: Question 13 options: a) payroll taxes paid by covered employees and their employers. b) charitable contributions made by the federal government. c) state and federal income taxes paid by employees and employers. d) voluntary contributions made by employees and employers. e) the U.S. Treasury.
An employer may withhold portions of an employee's total earnings for a.state and county sales taxes. b.state unemployment taxes. c.local property taxes. d.federal unemployment taxes. e.charitable contributions.
An example of a voluntary payroll deduction would be: Group of answer choices state income tax retirement contribution federal income tax medicare tax
The amount of federal income tax to be withheld from employee's paychecks can be calculated by
Mulitple choice question When are liabilities recognized for the federal Social Security program? Select one: a. When benefits are paid to the recipients b. When benefits are earned by the recipients c. When benefits are due and payable at the end of a reporting period d. When the social security trust fund receives cash from employees and employers
1. What loan from the federal government given to individual states is used to provide unemployment benefits to state residents? Answer: A. SUTA Advances B. FUTA Advances C. Title XII Advances D. Title 15 Advances 2. The SUTA tax rate is determined by an employer’s _____. Answer: A. credit reduction B. FUTA tax rate C. experience rating D. Medicare tax rate 3. Identify each item as associated with Form 1099-NEC, Form 1096, or both. A. Displays earnings for one individual Form 1099-NEC Form 1096 Both B. Displays earnings for multiple individuals Form 1099-NEC Form 1096 Both C. Requires a signature Form 1099-NEC Form 1096…
An employer's payroll tax expense would include: Group of answer choices Social Security and Medicare taxes only FUTA, SUTA only FUTA, SUTA, Social Security and Medicare taxes FUTA, SUTA, Federal income, State income, Medicare and Social Security taxes
The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) was established to provide: Question 16 options: a) funding for retirement plans. b) mandatory retirement plans for self-employed individuals. c) protection to employees participating in private employer retirement plans. d) individual trust funds for employees retiring from jobs in the federal government. e) the ability to retain the same retirement insurance when employees change employers.

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