Excel Applications for Accounting Principles
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Chapter 10, Problem 3R
To make the worksheet reusable each month, the Social Security tax formulas should be designed to automatically compute whether (1) full tax is due. (2) no tax is due (e g., cumulative gross pay is over the ceiling), or (3) some tax is due. =IF statements will be required. The =ROUND function should be used for FORMULAS 1 through 3 to eliminate rounding errors. FORMULAS 4 and 5 should also use the =IF function. FORMULA2 has been provided for you below. Review Appendix A of Excel Quick and explain the meaning of each part of the formula.
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