Question 11: Total taxes before adjustments are $7,803.15 and total deposits for the quarter are $7,803.17, and the difference between the amounts is due torounding. On what line of Form 941 is the difference recorded?Answer:A.O 7 (Current quarter's adjustment for fractions of cents)В.O 11d (Total nonrefundable credits)C.O 13b (Reserved for future use)D.O Differences less than a dollar are not recorded on Form 941. Question 13: Which piece of information is NOT included on a W-2?Answer:A.Social Security numberВ.Employer Identification NumberС.Marital statusD.Federal income tax withheldE.Social Security wages

Form 941 is the Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return. Form W-2 shows the amount of income earned…

Question 13: Which piece of information is NOT included on a W-2? answer: A. Social Security number 3. Employer Identification Number Marital status D. O Federal income tax withheld E. Social Security wages

Question 13: Which piece of information is NOT included on a W-2? answer: A. Social Security number 3. Employer Identification Number Marital status D. O Federal income tax withheld E. Social Security wages

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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