Question 2: Which of the following is the due date for Form 940 when it is submitted without a payment?Answer:A.O January 1В.O January 15С.January 31D.O February 10 Question 1: Which of the following appears on the W-3 Form but does not appear on the W-2 Form?Answer:A.O Federal income tax withheldВ.O Kind of payerС.Social Security wagesD.Dependent care benefits

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Question 2: Which of the following is the due date for Form 940 when it is submitted without a payment? Answer: A. January 1 В. January 15 С. January 31 O February 10 D.

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