Visu Lendrum Servicing's four employees are paid every two weeks. Atkins runs the office and the remaining employees are salesrepresentatives.Required:Complete the payroll register below for the biweekly period ended March 16, 2021. (Round the final answers to 2 decimal places.)EmployeeAtkins, D.Nesbitt, M.Trent, FVallot, MTotalsGross Pay$ 2,500.001,860.002,280.003,600.00$10,240.00DeductionsUnitedWayΕΙPremiumIncomeTaxes$ 41.50 $ 445.47 $ 91.00$ 117.09247.6761.0085.4130.8837.85369.2051.00106.2059.76866.88311.00171.54$ 169.99 $1,929.22 $ 514.00 $ 480.24 $CPPTotal Deductions0.00$PaymentNet Pay0.00DistributionAdmin.Salaries$SalesSalaries0.00 $ 0.00

Net pay refers to an amount that is to the employees of the company after deducting all the expenses…

Lendrum Servicing's four employees are paid every two weeks. Atkins runs the office and the remaining employees are sales representatives. Required: Complete the payroll register below for the biweekly period ended March 16, 2021. (Round the final answers to 2 decimal places.) Employee Gross Pay Atkins, D Nesbitt, M. Trent, F. Vallot, M Totals $ ΕΙ Premium 10,240.00 Income Taxes $2,500.00 $ 41.50 $ 445.47 1,860.00 30.88 247.67 2,280.00 37.85 369.20 3,600.00 59.76 866.88 Deductions United Way CPP Total Deductions $ 91.00 $ 117.09 61.00 85.41 51.00 106.20 311.00 171.54 $ 169.99 $1,929.22 $ 514.00 $ 480.24 $ 0.00 $ Payment Net Pay Distribution Admin. Sales Salaries Salaries 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00

Lendrum Servicing's four employees are paid every two weeks. Atkins runs the office and the remaining employees are sales representatives. Required: Complete the payroll register below for the biweekly period ended March 16, 2021. (Round the final answers to 2 decimal places.) Employee Gross Pay Atkins, D Nesbitt, M. Trent, F. Vallot, M Totals $ ΕΙ Premium 10,240.00 Income Taxes $2,500.00 $ 41.50 $ 445.47 1,860.00 30.88 247.67 2,280.00 37.85 369.20 3,600.00 59.76 866.88 Deductions United Way CPP Total Deductions $ 91.00 $ 117.09 61.00 85.41 51.00 106.20 311.00 171.54 $ 169.99 $1,929.22 $ 514.00 $ 480.24 $ 0.00 $ Payment Net Pay Distribution Admin. Sales Salaries Salaries 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00

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

19th Edition

ISBN:9781337619783

Author:BIEG

Publisher:BIEG

Chapter4: Income Tax Withholding

Section: Chapter Questions

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