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1 Study Guide 12 Name Part One Identifying Accounting Terms Directions: Select the one term in Column I that best fits each definition in Column II. Print the letter identifying your choice in the Answers column. Contains accounting terms for Lessons 12-1 and Perfect Score Identifying Accounting Terms 24 Pts. Analyzing Payroll Procedures 5 Pts. Identifying Accounting Practices 25 Pts. Total 54 Pts. Your Score Column I Column II Answers A. 401(k) 1. The amount paid to an employee for every hour worked. (p. 346) 1. R B. accumulated earnings 2. A fixed annual sum of money divided among equal pay periods. (p. 346) 2. M C. commission 3. A method of paying an employee based on the amount of sales the employee generates. (p. 346) 3. C D. individual retirement account 4. The total amount paid by a business for an employee s work, earned by a wage, salary, or commission. (p. 346) 4. Q E. Medicare tax 5. The number of days or weeks of work covered by an employee s paycheck. (p. 346) 5. F F. pay period 6. The total amount earned by all employees for a pay period. (p. 346) 6. G G. payroll 7. The accounting staff position that compiles and computes payroll data, then prepares, journalizes, and posts payroll transactions. (p. 346) 7. H H. payroll clerk. A device used to record the dates and times of every employee s arrivals and departures. (p. 347). P I. payroll deduction 9. Taxes based on the payroll of a business. (p. 351) 9. J J. payroll taxes 10. A deduction from total earnings for each person legally supported by a taxpayer, including the employee. (p. 352) 10. S K. qualified retirement plan 11. Any amount withheld from an employee s gross earnings. (p. 352) 11. I L. Roth individual retirement account 12. A federal tax paid for old-age, survivors, and disability insurance. (p. 355) 12. N M. salary 13. A federal tax paid for hospital insurance. (p. 355) 13. E N. social security tax 14. The total gross earnings year to date for an employee. (p. 355) 14. B O. tax base 15. The maximum amount of gross earnings on which a tax is calculated. (p. 355) 15. O P. time clock 16. A retirement savings plan approved by the Internal Revenue Service that provides individuals with a tax benefit. (p. 356) 16. K Q. total earnings 17. A qualified retirement plan sponsored by an employer. (p. 356) 17. A R. wage 1. A qualified retirement plan that provides most individuals with a deferred federal income tax benefit. (p. 356) 1. D S. withholding allowance 19. A qualified retirement plan that allows tax-free withdrawals from the account. (p. 356) 19. L Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 309
2 Directions: Select the one term in Column I that best fits each definition in Column II. Print the letter identifying your choice in the Answers column. Contains accounting terms for Lessons 12-3 and Column I Column II Answers A. direct deposit 1. An accounting form that summarizes the earnings, deductions, and net pay of all employees for one pay period. (p. 35) 1. D B. employee earnings record 2. The total earnings paid to an employee after payroll taxes and other deductions. (p. 359) 2. C C. net pay 3. A business form used to record details of an employee s earnings and deductions. (p. 360) 3. B D. payroll register 4. A check with a detachable check stub that contains detailed information about the cash payment. (p. 364) 4. E E. voucher check 5. The payment of an employee s net pay using electronic funds transfer. (p. 366) 5. A Part Two Analyzing Payroll Procedures Directions: For each of the following items, select the choice that best completes the statement. Print the letter of your choice in the Answers column. 1. How many hours were worked by an employee who arrived at :10 a.m. and departed at 12:10 p.m.? (A) 4 hours (B) 5 hours (C) 4 hours and 10 minutes (D) none of these. (p. 347) 2. How many hours were worked by an employee who arrived at 7:05 a.m. and departed at 6:05 p.m. with one hour off for lunch? (A) 11 hours (B) 10 hours (C) 12 hours (D) none of these. (p. 347) 3. Employee regular earnings are calculated as (A) regular hours times regular rate (B) total hours divided by regular rate (C) total hours plus overtime rate (D) overtime hours minus overtime rate. (p. 349) 4. Social security tax is calculated on (A) total earnings and marital status (B) number of withholding allowances (C) total earnings and number of withholding allowances (D) employee earnings up to a maximum paid in a calendar year. (p. 355) 5. A separate payroll checking account is used primarily to (A) simplify the payroll accounting system (B) help reduce the cost of preparing a payroll (C) provide additional protection and control payroll payments (D) eliminate employer earnings records. (p. 364) Answers 1. A 2. B 3. A 4. D 5. C 310 Working Papers TE
3 Name Date Class Part Three Identifying Accounting Practices Directions: Place a T for True or an F for False in the Answers column to show whether each of the following statements is true or false. 1. A business may decide to pay employee salaries every week, every two weeks, twice a month, or once a month. (p. 346) 2. Today s time clocks can feed data directly into a company s computer system. (p. 34) 3. Total earnings are sometimes referred to as net pay or net earnings. (p. 346) 4. An hourly employee s total earnings are calculated as regular hours regular rate, plus overtime hours overtime rate. (p. 349) 5. Payroll taxes withheld represent a liability for an employer until payment is made to the government. (p. 351) 6. Employers are required to have a current Form W-4, Employee s Withholding Allowance Certificate, for all employees. (p. 352) 7. Federal income tax is one example of a payroll deduction. (p. 352). The amount of income tax withheld from each employee s total earnings is determined from the number of withholding allowances and by the employee s marital status. (p. 352) 9. A single person will have less income tax withheld than a married employee earning the same amount. (p. 352) 10. The larger the number of withholding allowances claimed, the larger the amount of income tax withheld. (p. 352) 11. An employee can be exempt from having federal income tax withheld under certain conditions. (p. 352) 12. Social security tax is only paid by the employer. (p. 355) 13. An act of Congress can change the social security tax base and tax rate at any time. (p. 355) 14. When an employee s accumulated earnings exceed the tax base, no more social security tax is deducted. (p. 355) 15. Qualified retirement plans are approved by the Internal Revenue Service (p. 356) 16. Employee contributions to a 401(k) reduce the amount of earnings subject to payroll taxes. (p. 356) 17. The investment income of a 401(k) account is taxable to the employee in the year earned. (p. 356) 1. Taxes on the contributions and investment income of an IRA are deferred until the funds are withdrawn. (p. 356) 19. Contributions to a Roth IRA do not provide a current tax benefit. (p. 356) 20. The investment income in a Roth IRA is subject to federal income taxes when withdrawn. (p. 356) Answers 1. T 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. T 6. T 7. T. T 9. F 10. F 11. T 12. F 13. T 14. T 15. T 16. T 17. F 1. T 19. T 20. F Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 311
4 21. The columns of the employee earnings record consist of the amount columns in a payroll register and an Accumulated Earnings column. (p. 360) 22. A check for each employee s total net pay is written on the general checking account of the business. (p. 364) 23. The original voucher check, with the voucher attached, is mailed to the vendor. (p. 365) 24. The voucher of a payroll check contains current pay period and year-to-date earnings and deduction information. (p. 365) 25. When EFT is used, the employee does not receive an individual check. (p. 366) Answers 21. T 22. F 23. T 24. T 25. T 312 Working Papers TE
5 Name Date Class 12-1 WORK TOGETHER, p. 350 Calculating hourly employee total earnings 1. EMPLOYEE NO. 4 NAME Alice R. Webster PAY PERIOD ENDED October 15, 20-- MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING HOURS Mon 15 Sat 13 Fri 12 Thu 11 Wed 10 Tue 09 Mon 0 Fri 05 Thu 04 Wed 03 Tue 02 Mon 01 Day IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT REG OT APPROVED BY PERIOD TOTALS PPH Employee Hours Worked Regular Earnings Total Number Regular Overtime Rate Regular Overtime Earnings $ 9.00 $ $ $ , , , Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 313
6 12-1 ON YOUR OWN, p. 350 Calculating hourly employee total earnings 1. EMPLOYEE NO. 34 NAME Mary Carol Prestwood PAY PERIOD ENDED June 30, 20-- MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING HOURS Mon 30 Sat 2 Fri 27 Thu 26 Tue 24 Mon 23 Sat 21 Fri 20 Thu 19 Tue 17 Mon 16 Day IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT REG OT APPROVED BY PERIOD TOTALS CAP Employee Hours Worked Regular Earnings Total Number Regular Overtime Rate Regular Overtime Earnings 25 5 $10.00 $ 0.00 $75.00 $ , , , , , , Working Papers TE
7 Name Date Class 12-2 WORK TOGETHER, p. 357 Determining payroll tax withholding 1., 2. Employee No. Name Marital Status Number of Withholding Allowances Total Earnings 1 Clauson, John P. M 2 $1, Edison, Janice A. S Lambert, Terri C. M 3 1, Simpson, Anthony W. S 2 1, ON YOUR OWN, p. 357 Determining payroll tax withholding 1., 2. Employee No. Name Marital Status Number of Withholding Allowances Total Earnings 3 Gilmore, Harris J. S 2 $1, Keller, Francis P. M 3 1, Millhouse, Gary R. S 1 1, Williamson, Mary A. M 1 1, Federal Income Tax Withholding Social Security Tax Withholding Medicare Withholding $52.00 $4.32 $ Federal Income Tax Withholding Social Security Tax Withholding Medicare Withholding $ $ $ Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 315
8 12-3 WORK TOGETHER, p. 363 Preparing payroll records (Note: The payroll register and employee earnings record used in this problem are also used in Work Together 12-4.) 1., 2. payroll register SEMIMONTHLY PERIOD ENDED July 15, DATE OF PAYMENT July 15, EMPL. NO. EMPLOYEE S NAME MARI- TAL STATUS NO. OF ALLOW- ANCES EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH RETIREMENT INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN TOTAL NET PAY CHECK NO. 1 2 Johnson, Edward P. M Nelson, Janice E. S Totals Earnings record for quarter ended September 30, Johnson Edward P M 2 WITHHOLDING EMPLOYEE NO. MARITAL STATUS ALLOWANCES LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL RATE OF PAY PER HOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NO. POSITION PAY PERIOD EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS ACCUMULATED EARNINGS NET PAY NO. ENDED REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL TOTAL 1 $ Sales Manager FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN / TOTALS 316 Working Papers TE
9 Name Date Class 12-3 ON YOUR OWN, p. 363 Preparing payroll records (Note: The payroll register used in this problem is also used in On Your Own 12-4.) 1., 2. payroll register SEMIMONTHLY PERIOD ENDED July 15, DATE OF PAYMENT July 15, EMPL. NO. EMPLOYEE S NAME MARI- TAL STATUS NO. OF ALLOW- ANCES EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH RETIREMENT INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN TOTAL NET PAY CHECK NO. 1 3 Patterson, James T. S Reeves, Glenda R. M Totals Earnings record for quarter ended September 30, Patterson James T S 2 WITHHOLDING EMPLOYEE NO. MARITAL STATUS ALLOWANCES LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL RATE OF PAY PER HOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NO. POSITION PAY PERIOD EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS ACCUMULATED EARNINGS NET PAY NO. ENDED REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL TOTAL 1 $ Production Scheduler FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN / TOTALS Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 317
10 12-4 WORK TOGETHER, p. 36 Preparing payroll checks (Note: The payroll register used in this problem was also used in Work Together 12-3.) 1. JUDY S FASHIONS DATE No. 95 PAYEE First Community Bank 7/15/ ACCOUNT TITLE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT July 15, payroll $1, JUDY S FASHIONS FIRST COMMUNITY BANK No South College Street 320 N. Dean Road Auburn, AL 3630 Auburn, AL 3630 GENERAL ACCOUNT One thousand nine hundred thirty-three and 32/100 Pay to the Order of First Community Bank Payroll Account N. Dean Road Auburn, AL 3630 FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY DATE AMOUNT 7/15/ $ 1, Dollars Student s Name A919461A C Working Papers TE
11 Name Date Class 12-4 WORK TOGETHER (continued) 2. EMPLOYEE Edward P. Johnson DATE June 30, 20-- Federal Income Tax Regular , Social Security Tax , Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1, Totals ,739.1 YTD Total Earnings 17,21.00 Net Pay 1, ,47.2 EMPLOYEE Edward P. Johnson DATE July 15, , Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement , , , Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , , PAYROLL ACCOUNT July 15, JUDY S FASHIONS No. 261 Edward P. Johnson One thousand one hundred eighty-six and 91/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1,16.91 FIRST COMMUNITY BANK AUBURN, AL 3630 A919461A C 261 Student s Name Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 319
12 12-4 WORK TOGETHER (concluded) EMPLOYEE Janice E. Nelson DATE June 30, 20-- Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings Totals , YTD Total Earnings 11,72.50 Net Pay , EMPLOYEE Janice E. Nelson DATE Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement July 15, ,44.25 Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , ,91.66 PAYROLL ACCOUNT July 15, JUDY S FASHIONS No. 262 Janice E. Nelson Seven hundred forty-six and 41/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars FIRST COMMUNITY BANK AUBURN, AL 3630 A919461A C 262 Student s Name 320 Working Papers TE
13 Name Date Class 12-4 ON YOUR OWN, p. 36 Preparing payroll checks (Note: The payroll register used in this problem was also used in On Your Own 12-3.) 1. RUSSELL COMPANY DATE No. 921 PAYEE First American Bank 7/15/ ACCOUNT TITLE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT July 15, payroll $2, RUSSELL COMPANY FIRST AMERICAN BANK No Military Road 656 S. 7th Street Columbus, MS Columbus, MS GENERAL ACCOUNT Two thousand six hundred forty-one and 79/100 Pay to the Order of First American Bank Payroll Account S. 7th Street Columbus, MS FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY A6414A 7144C 0921 DATE 7/15/ $ Dollars Student s Name AMOUNT 2, Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 321
14 ON YOUR OWN (continued) EMPLOYEE James T. Patterson DATE June 30, 20-- Federal Income Tax ,53.00 Regular , Social Security Tax ,17.30 Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1, Totals ,307.9 YTD Total Earnings 19, Net Pay 1, ,42.02 EMPLOYEE James T. Patterson DATE July 15, , Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement , , , ,06.20 Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , , PAYROLL ACCOUNT July 15, RUSSELL COMPANY No. 14 James T. Patterson One thousand two hundred sixty-nine and 51/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1, FIRST AMERICAN BANK Columbus, MS A6414A C 14 Student s Name 322 Working Papers TE
15 Name Date Class 12-4 ON YOUR OWN (concluded) EMPLOYEE Glenda R. Reeves DATE June 30, 20-- Federal Income Tax Regular , Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1, Totals ,34.91 YTD Total Earnings 13,49.00 Net Pay 1, , EMPLOYEE Glenda R. Reeves DATE 1, Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement July 15, , , Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , ,475.1 PAYROLL ACCOUNT July 15, RUSSELL COMPANY No. 149 Glenda R. Reeves One thousand three hundred seventy-one and 09/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1, FIRST AMERICAN BANK Columbus, MS A6414A C 149 Student s Name Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 323
16 12-1 APPLICATION PROBLEM (LO1, 2), p. 371 Calculating total earnings 1. EMPLOYEE NO. 7 NAME Marcus T. Groves PAY PERIOD ENDED December 15, 20-- MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING HOURS Mon 15 Sat 13 Fri 12 Thu 11 Wed 10 Tue 09 Mon 0 Sat 06 Fri 05 Thu 04 Wed 03 Tue 02 Mon 01 Day IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT REG OT APPROVED BY PERIOD TOTALS CAP Employee Hours Worked Regular Earnings Total Number Regular Overtime Rate Regular Overtime Earnings $15.00 $1, $ $1, , , , , , , Working Papers TE
17 Name Date Class 12-2 APPLICATION PROBLEM (LO3, 4), p. 371 Determining payroll tax withholding 1., 2. Employee No. Name Marital Status Number of Withholding Allowances Total Earnings 1 Kelly, Sandra P. S 3 $1, Miller, Kelly T. M 2 1, Cleveland, Patti A. S 1 1, Maxwell, Jon T. M 4 1, King, David R. M 2 1, Greene, Mary S. S Hazelwood, Ellie J. S 1 1, Sharpe, Molli E. M 3 1,49.00 Federal Income Tax Withholding Social Security Tax Withholding Medicare Withholding $10.00 $ $ Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 325
18 12-3 APPLICATION PROBLEM (LO6, 7), p. 372 Preparing payroll records 1. payroll register SEMIMONTHLY PERIOD ENDED Sept. 30, DATE OF PAYMENT Sept. 30, EMPL. NO. EMPLOYEE S NAME MARI- TAL STATUS NO. OF ALLOW- ANCES EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN TOTAL NET PAY CHECK NO. 1 9 Gamble, Ed P. S Holtz, Thomas E. M Jones, Virginia W. S Lowe, Mary C. M Muldoon, Janice T. M Myers, Samuel L. S Spiller, Nathan R. S Terrell, Mary A. M Totals Working Papers TE
19 Name Date Class 12-3 APPLICATION PROBLEM (concluded) 2., 3. Earnings record for quarter ended September 30, Terrell Mary A. M WITHHOLDING EMPLOYEE NO. MARITAL STATUS ALLOWANCES LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL 2 $20.00 RATE OF PAY PER HOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NO. POSITION PAY PERIOD EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS NO. ENDED REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN Purchasing Manager NET PAY ACCUMULATED EARNINGS TOTAL / / / / / / TOTALS Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 327
20 12-4 APPLICATION PROBLEM (LO9), p. 372 Preparing payroll checks 1. CASTLE ELECTRONICS DATE No PAYEE The Peoples Bank 5/15/ ACCOUNT TITLE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT May 15, payroll $7,49.0 CASTLE ELECTRONICS THE PEOPLES BANK No Dean Street 10 N. Jefferson Street St. Charles, Illinois Batavia, Illinois GENERAL ACCOUNT Seven thousand four hundred ninety-eight and 0/100 Pay to the Order of The Peoples Bank Payroll Account N. Jefferson Street Batavia, Illinois FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY A154612A C 1056 DATE 5/15/ $ Dollars Student s Name AMOUNT 7, Working Papers TE
21 Name Date Class 12-4 APPLICATION PROBLEM (continued) 2. EMPLOYEE Mitchell R. Haynes DATE April 30, 20-- Federal Income Tax Regular , Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1,24.00 Totals , YTD Total Earnings 9,42.00 Net Pay 1,021.52,00.09 EMPLOYEE Mitchell R. Haynes DATE May 15, , Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement , ,12.00 Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , ,171.5 PAYROLL ACCOUNT May 15, CASTLE ELECTRONICS No. 65 Mitchell R. Haynes One thousand ninety-one and 49/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1, THE PEOPLES BANK Batavia, Illinois A A C 65 Student s Name Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 329
22 12-4 APPLICATION PROBLEM (concluded) EMPLOYEE Sharon V. Bricken DATE April 30, 20-- Federal Income Tax Regular , Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1, Totals , YTD Total Earnings 10,15.00 Net Pay ,74.91 EMPLOYEE Sharon V. Bricken DATE 1, Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement May 15, , ,354.9 Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay ,691.66, PAYROLL ACCOUNT May 15, CASTLE ELECTRONICS No. 659 Sharon V. Bricken Nine hundred fourteen and 41/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars THE PEOPLES BANK Batavia, Illinois A A C 659 Student s Name 330 Working Papers TE
23 Name Date Class 12-M MASTERY PROBLEM (LO3, 4, 6, 9), p. 373 Preparing a semimonthly payroll 1., 3. payroll register SEMIMONTHLY PERIOD ENDED August 15, DATE OF PAYMENT August 15, EMPL. NO. EMPLOYEE S NAME MARI- TAL STATUS NO. OF ALLOW- ANCES EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH RETIREMENT INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN TOTAL NET PAY CHECK NO. 1 2 Davis, Henry W. M Garcia, Juan S. M Lewis, Jack P. S Lopez, Gloria P. S Nelson, Evelyn Y. M Robinson, Joshua T. S Rodriguez, Jean A. M Walker, Mildred M. S Totals Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 331
24 12-M MASTERY PROBLEM (continued) 2. MALONE COMPANY DATE NO. 195 PAYEE First American Bank /15/ ACCOUNT TITLE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT August 15, payroll $, MALONE COMPANY FIRST AMERICAN BANK No N. Fry Road 260 S. Mason Road Katy, Texas Katy, Texas GENERAL ACCOUNT Eight thousand six hundred three and 03/100 Pay to the Order of First American Bank Payroll Account S. Mason Road Katy, Texas FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY A31499A C 195 DATE /15/ Dollars Student s Name $ AMOUNT, Working Papers TE
25 Name Date Class 12-M MASTERY PROBLEM (continued) 3. EMPLOYEE Henry W. Davis DATE July 31, 20-- Federal Income Tax Regular ,1.00 Social Security Tax , Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1,22.50 Totals , YTD Total Earnings 1,240.4 Net Pay 1, ,340.0 EMPLOYEE Henry W. Davis DATE August 15, , Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement , , , Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , , PAYROLL ACCOUNT August 15, MALONE COMPANY No. 452 Henry W. Davis One thousand one hundred five and 6/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1,105.6 FIRST AMERICAN BANK Katy, Texas A31499A C 452 Student s Name Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 333
26 12-M MASTERY PROBLEM (concluded) EMPLOYEE Juan S. Garcia DATE July 31, 20-- Federal Income Tax ,05.00 Regular , Social Security Tax 7. 1, Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1,417.3 Totals , YTD Total Earnings 1, Net Pay 1, ,41.14 EMPLOYEE Juan S. Garcia DATE 1, Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement August 15, , , , ,926.2 Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , , PAYROLL ACCOUNT August 15, MALONE COMPANY No. 453 Juan S. Garcia One thousand one hundred forty-nine and 7/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1,149.7 FIRST AMERICAN BANK Katy, Texas A31499A C 453 Student s Name 334 Working Papers TE
27 Name Date Class 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (LO2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9), p. 373 Preparing a semimonthly payroll Hour Summary Payroll Period: 12/1/20 -- to 12/15/20 -- Employee No.: 3 Hourly Rate: $15.50 Employee Name: Michael P. Hogan Date Day Regular Overtime Total 12/1/20-- Mon /2/20-- Tue /3/20-- Wed /4/20-- Thu /5/20-- Fri //20-- Mon /9/20-- Tue /10/20-- Wed /11/20-- Thu /12/20-- Fri /13/20-- Sat /15/20-- Mon.0.0 Totals Employee No.: 4 Hourly Rate: $14.00 Employee Name: Rickey J. McGuire Date Day Regular Overtime Total 12/2/20-- Tue /3/20-- Wed /4/20-- Thu /5/20-- Fri //20-- Mon /9/20-- Tue /10/20-- Wed /11/20-- Thu /12/20-- Fri /15/20-- Mon.0.0 Totals Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 335
28 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (continued) Employee No.: 5 Hourly Rate: $15.00 Employee Name: Candace M. Powers Date Day Regular Overtime Total 12/2/20-- Tue /3/20-- Wed /4/20-- Thu /5/20-- Fri //20-- Mon /9/20-- Tue /10/20-- Wed /11/20-- Thu /12/20-- Fri /13/20-- Sat /15/20-- Mon.0.0 Totals Employee No.: 7 Hourly Rate: $17.20 Employee Name: Damon B. Whorton Date Day Regular Overtime Total 12/2/20-- Tue /3/20-- Wed /4/20-- Thu //20-- Mon /9/20-- Tue /10/20-- Wed /11/20-- Thu /12/20-- Fri /15/20-- Mon.0.0 Totals Working Papers TE
29 Name Date Class 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (continued) Preparing a semimonthly payroll 1. payroll register SEMIMONTHLY PERIOD ENDED December 15, DATE OF PAYMENT December 15, EMPL. NO. EMPLOYEE S NAME MARI- TAL STATUS NO. OF ALLOW- ANCES EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL MEDICARE SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH RETIREMENT INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN TOTAL NET PAY CHECK NO. 1 3 Hogan, Michael P. S McGuire, Rickey J. M Powers, Candace M. M Whorton, Damon B. M Totals Earnings record for quarter ended December 31, Hogan Michael P. S WITHHOLDING EMPLOYEE NO. MARITAL STATUS ALLOWANCES LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL 2 $ Manager RATE OF PAY PER HOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NO. POSITION PAY PERIOD EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS NO. ENDED REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN NET PAY ACCUMULATED EARNINGS TOTAL / / / / / TOTALS Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 337
30 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (continued) Earnings record for quarter ended December 31, McGuire Rickey J. M WITHHOLDING EMPLOYEE NO. MARITAL STATUS ALLOWANCES LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL 1 $ Carpenter RATE OF PAY PER HOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NO. POSITION PAY PERIOD EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS NO. ENDED REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN NET PAY ACCUMULATED EARNINGS TOTAL / / / / / TOTALS Earnings record for quarter ended December 31, Powers Candace M. M WITHHOLDING EMPLOYEE NO. MARITAL STATUS ALLOWANCES LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL 3 $ Office Manager RATE OF PAY PER HOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NO. POSITION PAY PERIOD EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS NO. ENDED REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN NET PAY ACCUMULATED EARNINGS TOTAL / / / / / TOTALS 33 Working Papers TE
31 Name Date Class 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (continued) Earnings record for quarter ended December 31, Whorton Damon B. M WITHHOLDING EMPLOYEE NO. MARITAL STATUS ALLOWANCES LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL 2 $ Carpenter RATE OF PAY PER HOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NO. POSITION PAY PERIOD EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS NO. ENDED REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN NET PAY ACCUMULATED EARNINGS TOTAL / / / / / TOTALS Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 339
32 3. 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (continued) JENKINS CABINETS DATE No. 69 PAYEE First National Savings Bank 12/15/ ACCOUNT TITLE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT December 15, 20-- payroll $4, JENKINS CABINETS First National Savings Bank No Atlantic Avenue 90 W. Manchester Blvd. Florence, CA Inglewood, CA GENERAL ACCOUNT Four thousand three hundred sixteen and 94/100 Pay to the Order of First National Savings Bank Payroll Account W. Manchester Blvd. Inglewood, CA FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY A49194A 44005C 069 DATE 12/15/ $ Dollars Student s Name AMOUNT 4, Working Papers TE
33 Name Date Class S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (continued) EMPLOYEE Michael P. Hogan DATE December 1, 20-- Federal Income Tax ,94.00 Regular , Social Security Tax ,4.96 Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1, Totals ,05.3 YTD Total Earnings 29,22.00 Net Pay 1, , EMPLOYEE Michael P. Hogan DATE 1, Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement December 15, , , , , Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay ,14.4 7, , PAYROLL ACCOUNT December 15, JENKINS CABINETS No. 234 Michael P. Hogan One thousand one hundred eighty-four and 4/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1,14.4 First National Savings Bank Inglewood, CA A49194A C 234 Student s Name Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 341
34 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (continued) EMPLOYEE Rickey J. McGuire DATE December 1, 20-- Federal Income Tax ,01.00 Regular ,00.00 Social Security Tax ,507.2 Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1, Totals ,67.79 YTD Total Earnings 24, Net Pay , EMPLOYEE Rickey J. McGuire DATE 1, Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement December 15, , , , , Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , , PAYROLL ACCOUNT JENKINS CABINETS No. 235 Rickey J. McGuire One thousand and 50/100 December 15, Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars , First National Savings Bank Inglewood, CA A6414A C 235 Student s Name 342 Working Papers TE
35 Name Date Class 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (continued) EMPLOYEE Candace M. Powers DATE December 1, 20-- Federal Income Tax Regular ,00.00 Social Security Tax , Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance , Retirement Current Total Earnings 1, Totals , YTD Total Earnings 25, Net Pay 1, , EMPLOYEE Candace M. Powers DATE December 15, , Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement , , , , Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , , PAYROLL ACCOUNT December 15, JENKINS CABINETS No. 236 Candace M. Powers One thousand four and 05/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1, First National Savings Bank Inglewood, CA A6414A C 236 Student s Name Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 343
36 12-S SOURCE DOCUMENTS PROBLEM (concluded) EMPLOYEE Damon B. Whorton DATE December 1, 20-- Federal Income Tax , Regular ,23.40 Social Security Tax 6.3 1,70.97 Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement Current Total Earnings 1, Totals , YTD Total Earnings 30, Net Pay 1, , EMPLOYEE Damon B. Whorton DATE 1, Federal Income Tax Regular Social Security Tax Overtime Medicare Tax Health Insurance Retirement December 15, , , , , Current Total Earnings Totals YTD Total Earnings Net Pay , , , PAYROLL ACCOUNT December 15, JENKINS CABINETS No. 237 Damon B. Whorton One thousand one hundred twenty-seven and 91/100 Pay to the Order of $ FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY Dollars 1, First National Savings Bank Inglewood, CA A6414A C 237 Student s Name 344 Working Papers TE
37 Name Date Class 12-C CHALLENGE PROBLEM (LO3, 4, 6), p. 374 Preparing a semimonthly payroll with pretax medical and retirement plans 1. payroll register SEMIMONTHLY PERIOD ENDED August 15, DATE OF PAYMENT August 15, EMPL. NO. EMPLOYEE S NAME MARI- TAL STATUS NO. OF ALLOW- ANCES EARNINGS DEDUCTIONS REGULAR OVERTIME TOTAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX SOCIAL SECURITY TAX MEDICARE TAX HEALTH RETIREMENT INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN TOTAL NET PAY CHECK NO. 1 2 Davis, Henry W. M Garcia, Juan S. M Lewis, Jack P. S Lopez, Gloria P. S Nelson, Evelyn Y. M Robinson, Joshua T. S Rodriguez, Jean A. M Walker, Mildred M. S Totals Net Pay with Voluntary Deductions Employee Taxable Nontaxable Difference Davis, Henry W. Garcia, Juan S. Lewis, Jack P. Lopez, Gloria P. Nelson, Evelyn Y. Robinson, Joshua T. Rodriguez, Jean A. Walker, Mildred M. $1,105.6 $1, $ 9.2 1, , , , , , , , , , Chapter 12 Preparing Payroll Records 345
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