Question 30: Match each form to its purpose. SS-4 W-4 SS-5 1-9 DROP HERE DROP HERE DROP HERE DROP HERE Used o obtain a Social Security number Provides information to calculate income tax withholding Used obtain an Employer Identification Number Verifies employment eligibility

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Question 30: Match each form to its purpose.
SS-4
Used to obtain a Social Security number
DROP HERE
W-4
Provides information to calculate income tax withholding
DROP HERE
SS-5
Used to obtain an Employer Identification Number
DROP HERE
1-9
Verifies employment eligibility
DROP HERE
Question 12: Which of these is a credit reduction state/territory?
Question 15: Union dues are considered a
deduction.
Answer:
Answer:
A.
O Connecticut
A.
O cafeteria
B.
O Ohio
B.
O insurance
C.
O Virginia
C.
O mandatory
D.
O U.S. Virgin Islands
D.
O voluntary
Question 14: Alejandra owns and operates an appliance store where employees clock in and out for each shift. Per the FLSA, Alejandra rounds employee time
worked to the nearest 15-minute increment. On Tuesday this week, Stanley works 4 hours and 9 minutes in the morning and 3 hours and 11 minutes in the
afternoon. How does Alejandra record Stanley's time?
Answer:
A.
O 7 hours
B.
O 7 hours and 15 minutes
C.
O 7 hours and 20 minutes
D.
O 7 hours and 30 minutes
Question 13: Match each form relating to independent contractors to its intended purpose.
Form 1099-NEC
Used to request a Taxpayer Identification Number
DROP HERE
Form W-9
Displays total compensation for one independent
contractor
DROP HERE
Form 1096
Totals all compensation paid to independent contractors
DROP HERE
Form SS-8
Used by the IRS to determine a worker's employment
classification
DROP HERE
Question 16: Most columns on the left side of the employee earnings record relate to employee earnings, while columns on the right relate to
Answer:
A.
O allowances
B.
O deductions
C.
O regular hours worked
D.
O overtime hours worked
Question 17: Match each additional Medicare tax earnings threshold to the filing status
Married filing jointly
$125,000
DROP HERE
Single/head of household/qualifying widower
$200,000
DROP HERE
Married filing separately
$250,000
DROP HERE
Transcribed Image Text:Question 30: Match each form to its purpose. SS-4 Used to obtain a Social Security number DROP HERE W-4 Provides information to calculate income tax withholding DROP HERE SS-5 Used to obtain an Employer Identification Number DROP HERE 1-9 Verifies employment eligibility DROP HERE Question 12: Which of these is a credit reduction state/territory? Question 15: Union dues are considered a deduction. Answer: Answer: A. O Connecticut A. O cafeteria B. O Ohio B. O insurance C. O Virginia C. O mandatory D. O U.S. Virgin Islands D. O voluntary Question 14: Alejandra owns and operates an appliance store where employees clock in and out for each shift. Per the FLSA, Alejandra rounds employee time worked to the nearest 15-minute increment. On Tuesday this week, Stanley works 4 hours and 9 minutes in the morning and 3 hours and 11 minutes in the afternoon. How does Alejandra record Stanley's time? Answer: A. O 7 hours B. O 7 hours and 15 minutes C. O 7 hours and 20 minutes D. O 7 hours and 30 minutes Question 13: Match each form relating to independent contractors to its intended purpose. Form 1099-NEC Used to request a Taxpayer Identification Number DROP HERE Form W-9 Displays total compensation for one independent contractor DROP HERE Form 1096 Totals all compensation paid to independent contractors DROP HERE Form SS-8 Used by the IRS to determine a worker's employment classification DROP HERE Question 16: Most columns on the left side of the employee earnings record relate to employee earnings, while columns on the right relate to Answer: A. O allowances B. O deductions C. O regular hours worked D. O overtime hours worked Question 17: Match each additional Medicare tax earnings threshold to the filing status Married filing jointly $125,000 DROP HERE Single/head of household/qualifying widower $200,000 DROP HERE Married filing separately $250,000 DROP HERE
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