Emoluments refer to the salary and other benefits an individual receives as a result of being employed. All of the following are emoluments except: A. All annuities, pensions, superannuation or other allowances payable in respect of past services in any office or employment of profit. B. Salaries, wages, overtime pay C. Lump sum paid out of the Consolidated Fund D. Utilities and other benefits of employment in money, kind or otherwise

Emoluments refer to the salary and other benefits an individual receives as a result of being employed. All of the following are emoluments except: A. All annuities, pensions, superannuation or other allowances payable in respect of past services in any office or employment of profit. B. Salaries, wages, overtime pay C. Lump sum paid out of the Consolidated Fund D. Utilities and other benefits of employment in money, kind or otherwise

PAYROLL ACCT.,2019 ED.(LL)-TEXT

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Chapter5: Unemployment Compensation Taxes

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