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( a )
( b )
( c )
( d )
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HI
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2
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S
1
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M
3
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HI Taxes
OASDI taxable earnings
HI taxable earnings
OASDI taxes
HI taxes
Student Work Area
Instructor Comment/Grade Area
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NO. OF W/H ALLOW.
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( a )
( b )
( c )
( d )
( e )
TOTAL
FICA
NET
EMPLOYEE NAME
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HI
FIT
SIT
CIT
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M
3
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1
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0
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S
3
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1
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2
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S
1
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M
3
611.15 37.89 8.86 Totals
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OASDI Taxes
HI Taxes
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HI taxable earnings
OASDI taxes
HI taxes
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( a )
( b )
( c )
( d )
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CIT
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1
520.00 2,163.20 2,683.20 166.36 38.91 53.66 26.83 Smith, Joseph
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M
2
380.00 1,580.80 1,960.80 121.57 28.43 39.22 19.61 Gillespie, Michelle
S
1
350.00 1,456.00 1,806.00 111.97 26.19 36.12 18.06 Smart, Jennifer
M
2
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S
0
425.00 1,768.00 2,193.00 135.97 31.80 43.86 21.93 Totals
8,965.00 $ 17,294.40 $ 26,259.40 $ 1,628.08 $ 380.77 $ 525.19 $ 262.59 Compute the employer's FICA taxes for the pay period ending December 27, 20--.
OASDI Taxes
HI Taxes
OASDI taxable earnings
$ 26,259.40 HI taxable earnings
$ 26,259.40 OASDI taxes
$ 1,628.08 HI taxes
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Matson Office Systems
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DEDUCTIONS
( a)
( b )
( a )
( b )
( c )
( d )
( e )
EMPLOYEE NAME
REGULAR
SUPP'L.
TOTAL
FICA
NET
OASDI
HI
FIT
SIT
CIT
PAY
Wayne, Bret
M
5
(M)
$ 3,000.00 Young, Gina
M
2
(M)
2,500.00 Course, Rudy
S
1
810.00 Dickson, Emile
M
4
715.00 Woodrow, Walt
M
2
695.00 Noblet, Jim
S
1
525.00 Ono, Joan
M
2
800.00 Jones, Carrie
S
0
645.00 Totals
$ 9,690.00 Compute the employer's FICA taxes for the pay period ending December 27, 20--.
OASDI Taxes
HI Taxes
OASDI taxable earnings
HI taxable earnings
OASDI taxes
HI taxes
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