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Chapter 11, Problem 3APSA
To determine

Concept Introduction:

Employee FICA Taxes:

Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.

Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.

Requirement 1:

To Calculate:

The FICA Social Security Taxes Payable withholding of each employee

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 3APSA

    EmployeeFICA Social Security Tax
    Dali68.2
    Trey55.8
    Kiesha27.9
    Chee24.8
    Total176.7

Explanation of Solution

FICA social security tax is payable @6.2% on income up to $128,400

    EmployeeGross Pay through AugGross Pay in current weekGross Pay on which FICA social security tax needs to be paid FICA social security tax needs to be paid
    Dali1273002000

      128400127300=1100

      1100*6.2%=68.2

    Trey127500900

      128400127500=900

      900*6.2%=55.8

    Kiesha6900450450

      450*6.2%=27.9

    Chee1250400400

      400*6.2%=24.8

Thus, the FICA Social Security Taxes have been computed for each employee.

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Employee FICA Taxes:

Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.

Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.

Requirement 2:

To Calculate:

The FICA Medicare Taxes Payable withholding of each employee

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 3APSA

    EmployeeEmployee FICA Medicare Tax
    Dali29
    Trey13.05
    Kiesha6.53
    Chee5.8
    Total54.38

Explanation of Solution

Employee FICA Medicare Taxes are computed @1.45% of gross pay

    EmployeeGross Pay in current weekFICA Medicare Tax
    Dali2000

      2000*1.45%=29

    Trey900

      900*1.45%=13.05

    Kiesha450

      450*1.45%=6.53

    Chee400

      400*1.45%=5.8

Thus, the Employee FICA Medicare Tax for each employee has been computed .

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Employee FICA Taxes:

Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.

Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.

Requirement 3:

To Calculate:

The FICA Social Security Taxes Payable by the Employer

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 3APSA

    EmployeeEmployer FICA Social Security Tax
    Dali68.2
    Trey55.8
    Kiesha27.9
    Chee24.8
    Total176.70

Explanation of Solution

FICA social security tax is payable @6.2% on income up to $128,400

    EmployeeGross Pay through AugGross Pay in current weekGross Pay on which FICA social security tax needs to be paid Employer FICA social security tax needs to be paid
    Dali1273002000

      128400127300=1100

      1100*6.2%=68.2

    Trey127500900

      128400127500=900

      900*6.2%=55.8

    Kiesha6900450450

      450*6.2%=27.9

    Chee1250400400

      400*6.2%=24.8

Thus, the Employer FICA Social Security Taxes have been computed.

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Employee FICA Taxes:

Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.

Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.

Requirement 4:

To Calculate:

The FICA Medicare Taxes Payable by the Employer

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 3APSA

    EmployeeEmployee FICA Medicare Tax
    Dali29
    Trey13.05
    Kiesha6.53
    Chee5.8
    Total54.38

Explanation of Solution

Employee FICA Medicare Taxes are computed @1.45% of gross pay

    EmployeeGross Pay in current weekFICA Medicare Tax
    Dali2000

      2000*1.45%=29

    Trey900

      900*1.45%=13.05

    Kiesha450

      450*1.45%=6.53

    Chee400

      400*1.45%=5.8

Thus, the Employer FICA Medicare Tax has been computed .

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Employee FICA Taxes:

Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.

Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.

Requirement 5:

To Calculate:

The Employer FUTA Taxes Payable by the Employer

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 3APSA

    EmployeeEmployer FUTA Tax
    Dali0
    Trey0
    Kiesha0.6
    Chee2.40
    Total3.00

Explanation of Solution

Employer FUTA Taxes are computed @0.6% of first $7,000

    EmployeeGross Pay through AugGross Pay in current weekGross Pay on which employer FUTA tax needs to be paid Employer FUTA Tax
    Dali12730020000 as Gross Income >7,0000
    Trey1275009000 as Income >7,0000
    Kiesha6900450

      70006900=100

      100*0.6%=0.60

    Chee1250400400

      400*0.6%=2.4

Thus, the Employer FUTA Tax has been computed .

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Employee FICA Taxes:

Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.

Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.

Requirement 6:

To Calculate:

The Employer SUTA Taxes Payable by the Employer

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 3APSA

    EmployeeEmployer SUTA Tax
    Dali0
    Trey0
    Kiesha5.4
    Chee21.60
    Total27.00

Explanation of Solution

Employer SUTA Taxes are computed @5.4% of first $7,000

    EmployeeGross Pay through AugGross Pay in current weekGross Pay on which employer SUTA tax needs to be paid Employer SUTA Tax
    Dali12730020000 as Gross Income >7,0000
    Trey1275009000 as Income >7,0000
    Kiesha6900450

      70006900=100

      100*5.4%=5.4

    Chee1250400400

      400*5.4%=21.60

Thus, the Employer SUTA Tax has been computed .

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Employee FICA Taxes:

Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.

Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.

Requirement 7:

To Calculate:

The net take home pay of each employee

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 3APSA

    EmployeeNet Pay $
    Dali1598.80
    Trey666.15
    Kiesha356.58
    Chee319.40
    Total2,940.93

Explanation of Solution

    EmployeeGross Pay in current week (a)FICA Social Security Tax (b)Employee FICA Medicare Tax (c) Income Tax Withheld (d)Insurance Expenses (e)Employee Take home expenses (a-b-c-d-e)
    Dali200068.229284201598.80
    Trey90055.813.0514520666.15
    Kiesha45027.96.533920356.58
    Chee40024.85.83020319.40
    3750176.754.38498802,940.93

Thus, the net pay for each employee has been computed.

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Employee FICA Taxes:

Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.

Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.

Requirement 8:

To Calculate:

The employer's payroll related expense

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 3APSA

    EmployeeTotal Payroll Expenses $
    Dali2297.20
    Trey1080.85
    Kiesha566.43
    Chee526.60
    Total4,471.08

Explanation of Solution

Employer Payroll expenses include the Gross Salaries and all the State and Federal Taxes and other benefits payable to the employees by the employer.

    EmployeeGross Pay in current week (a)Employer FICA Social Security Tax (b)Employer FICA Medicare Tax (c) Employer FUTA Taxes (d)Employer SUTA Taxes(e)Insurance Expenses (f)Contribution to pension @8% of gross Pay (g)Payroll expenses (a +b+c+d+e+f+g)
    Dali200068.22900401602297.20
    Trey90055.813.050040721080.85
    Kiesha45027.96.530.65.44036566.43
    Chee40024.85.82.4021.604032526.60
    3750176.754.383.0027.001603004,471.08

Thus, the employer's total payroll expenses relating to each employee has been computed.

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