Leap Off Tours had a payroll tax liability of $67,553 during the lookback period. How frequently must the firm deposit its payroll taxes? Multiple Choice Next Business Day Annually Monthly Semi-weekly

Leap Off Tours had a payroll tax liability of $67,553 during the lookback period. How frequently must the firm deposit its payroll taxes? Multiple Choice Next Business Day Annually Monthly Semi-weekly

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Leap Off Tours had a payroll tax liability of
$67,553 during the lookback period. How
frequently must the firm deposit its payroll
taxes?
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Next Business Day
Annually
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