The employees of Ethereal Bank are paid on a semimonthly basis. All employees are single. Required: Compute the FICA taxes for the employees for the November 30 payroll. All employees have been employed for the entire calendar year. (Round "Social Security Tax" and "Medicare Tax" to 2 decimal places.) Employee R. Bellagio B. Khumalo S. Schriver K Saetang T Ahmed M. Petrova Semimonthly Salary $ $ S $ S $ 9,508 6,708 7,200 7,650 10,150 8,500 YTD Pay for November 15 Pay Date Social Security Tax for November 30 Pay Date $ $ S S Medicare Tax for November 30 Pay Date 0.00 $ 0.00 0.00 0.00 665.56

The employees of Ethereal Bank are paid on a semimonthly basis. All employees are single. Required: Compute the FICA taxes for the employees for the November 30 payroll. All employees have been employed for the entire calendar year. (Round "Social Security Tax" and "Medicare Tax" to 2 decimal places.) Employee R. Bellagio B. Khumalo S. Schriver K Saetang T Ahmed M. Petrova Semimonthly Salary $ $ S $ S $ 9,508 6,708 7,200 7,650 10,150 8,500 YTD Pay for November 15 Pay Date Social Security Tax for November 30 Pay Date $ $ S S Medicare Tax for November 30 Pay Date 0.00 $ 0.00 0.00 0.00 665.56

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