Question 4: Schedule A (Form 940) is used in each of the following circumstances except when:Answer:A.The employer pays SUTA tax in two states.В.The employer does not pay FUTA tax until the 4th quarter of the year.С.The employer pays SUTA tax in four states.D.The employer operates in a credit-reduction state. Question 3: Which of the following items is not reported on the W-2 Form?Answer:A.Dependent care benefitsUnion duesC.Hours workedD.State income tax withheldB.

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Question 4: Schedule A (Form 940) is used in each of the following circumstances except when: Answer: A. The employer pays SUTA tax in two states. В. The employer does not pay FUTA tax until the 4th quarter of the year. C. The employer pays SUTA tax in four states. D. The employer operates in a credit-reduction state.

Question 4: Schedule A (Form 940) is used in each of the following circumstances except when: Answer: A. The employer pays SUTA tax in two states. В. The employer does not pay FUTA tax until the 4th quarter of the year. C. The employer pays SUTA tax in four states. D. The employer operates in a credit-reduction state.

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