EPF - Payroll
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- Q1Most part jobs are ?HourlyCommissionSalaryOvertime120sEditDelete
- Q2Medicare tax is a required payroll deduction.FalseTrue120sEditDelete
- Q3Social Security taxes are also called FICA taxes.TrueFalse120sEditDelete
- Q4If an employer(the business) fails to comply with employment tax rules, he or she may be subject to civil or criminal penalties.FalseTrue120sEditDelete
- Q5A typical overtime rate is twice or 2 times the employee's regular hourly wage.FalseTrue120sEditDelete
- Q6Money in the United States of America is based onits fair democratic and judiciary systemits reputationits militaryits safe and solid banking systems120sEditDelete
- Q7The total amount of money an employee makes in a pay period is calledHourly WagesGross EarningsNet PaySalary120sEditDelete
- Q8An example of a voluntary payroll deduction isLocal income taxesCharity DonationsFederal Income TaxesFICA Deductions120sEditDelete
- Q9Transferring payroll amounts electronically from the employer's checking account directly to the employee's bank account.Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)/Direct DepositHourly WagesAllowancesVoluntary deductions120sEditDelete
- Q10To be eligible for Social Security benefits, you must contribute at least 40 quarters. (10 years)FalseTrue120sEditDelete
- Q11Federal law requires that employers match the total amount deducted from an employee's paychecks forUnemployment TaxesState and Local TaxesFederal Income TaxesFICA Taxes120sEditDelete
- Q12Which worker is most likely to earn a salary?A sales personA high school business teacherA student internA part-time waitress120sEditDelete
- Q13Employers are responsible for paying unemployment insurance.FalseTrue120sEditDelete
- Q14A list of a company's employees and the amount of money they are to be paid.Net PayDirect depositPayrollPaycheck120sEditDelete
- Q15Employers can reduce the expenses of processing checks by usingPaychecksTotal Gross earningsDirect DepositPayroll register120sEditDelete
- Q16All states and local governments require employees to pay taxes.TrueFalse120sEditDelete
- Q17Payroll deductions selected by the employee such as charitable contributions are known as __________________.Government DeductionsVoluntary DeductionsTaxesMandatory Deductions120sEditDelete
- Q18The "YTD" (year to date) on your paycheck meansThe calculated amount you could earn in a yearThe total number of hours you worked in a year.Amount of money you earned or withholdings listed on your paycheck for the entire year fromthe first day of the year or day you started.Overtime you worked in a year.120sEditDelete
- Q19Employer deductions from employees' earnings to pay employees' taxes.CompensationEarningsWithholdingsBenefits120sEditDelete
- Q20The lowest legal wage that can be paid to most hourly workersSalaryCommissionMinimum WageOvertime120sEditDelete