I need help getting the answers to the Social Security, Medicare, Vol. Withholding, and Net pay for #2!!! Payroll RegisterPay Period09/06/2020Pay Date09/12/2020EarningsDeductionsEmployeeRegular RegularRegularOvertimeOvertimeOvertimeTotalVol. With.Net PayFWTSWTSocialMedicareCheckNameHoursRateEarningsHoursRateEarningsEarningsSecurityNumberWilliams, L40$7.50$300.004$11.25$45.00$345.00$15.00$14.84%24$24$Olsen, J40$9.10$364.00$13.65$95.55$459,55$12.00$17.98$$2424Upton, N40$11.80$472.002$17.70$35.40$507.40$3.00$25.37$$24Rodriguez, J 40$14.00$560.008.$21.00$168.00$728.00$53.00$31.672$242$24Painter, D40$16.60$664.0011$24.90$273.90$937.90$25.00$44.40%242$2$%24$$%2424%2$2$$$2$%24$$$$$$$Totals:$2,360.00$617.85$2,977.85 $108.00$134.26 $24$ Complete the remaining columns of the payroll register for the five employees whose information was provided in PSa 2-4, PSa 2-12, and PSa 3-8. All employees work in a state that does not require thewithholding of disability insurance, and none of the employees files a tax return under married filing separately status. Additional information for each employee is provided below:2. Jonathan Olsen earns $9.10/hour, and worked 47 hours during the most recent week. He participates in a cafeteria plan, to which he pays $100 each period. Jonathan Olsen is single, claims two federalwithholding allowances, and one state withholding allowance. Jonathan Olsen voluntarily deducts a charitable contribution of $10 each pay period. His year-to-date taxable earnings for Social Security tax,prior to the current pay period, are $31,550, and he is paid with check #0501.Notes:• For simplicity, all calculations throughout this exercise, both intermediate and final, should be rounded to two decimal places at each calculation.

2. Jonathan Olsen earns $9.10/hour, and worked 47 hours during the most recent week. He participates in a cafeteria plan, to which he pays $100 each period. Jonathan Olsen is single, claims two federal withholding allowances, and one state withholding allowance. Jonathan Olsen voluntarily deducts a charitable contribution of $10 each pay period. His year-to-date taxable earnings for Social Security tax, prior to the current pay period, are $31,550, and he is paid with check #0501.

2. Jonathan Olsen earns $9.10/hour, and worked 47 hours during the most recent week. He participates in a cafeteria plan, to which he pays $100 each period. Jonathan Olsen is single, claims two federal withholding allowances, and one state withholding allowance. Jonathan Olsen voluntarily deducts a charitable contribution of $10 each pay period. His year-to-date taxable earnings for Social Security tax, prior to the current pay period, are $31,550, and he is paid with check #0501.

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Chapter4: Income Tax Withholding

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