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Employee FICA Taxes:
Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.
Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal
Requirement 1:
To Calculate:
The FICA Social Security Taxes Payable withholding of each employee
Concept Introduction:
Employee FICA Taxes:
Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.
Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.
Requirement 2:
To Calculate:
The FICA Medicare Taxes Payable withholding of each employee
Concept Introduction:
Employee FICA Taxes:
Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.
Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.
Requirement 3:
To Calculate:
The FICA Social Security Taxes Payable by the Employer
Concept Introduction:
Employee FICA Taxes:
Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.
Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.
Requirement 4:
To Calculate:
The FICA Medicare Taxes Payable by the Employer
Concept Introduction:
Employee FICA Taxes:
Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.
Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.
Requirement 5:
To Calculate:
The Employer FUTA Taxes Payable by the Employer
Concept Introduction:
Employee FICA Taxes:
Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.
Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.
Requirement 6:
To Calculate:
The Employer SUTA Taxes Payable by the Employer
Concept Introduction:
Employee FICA Taxes:
Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.
Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.
Requirement 7:
To Calculate:
The net take home pay of each employee
Concept Introduction:
Employee FICA Taxes:
Employee FICA taxes are withheld from salaries by employers to cover Social Security Taxes which is used to cover post retirement or disability expenses and Medicare taxes used to cover medical expenses.
Employer Payroll Taxes An employer needs to pay Employer FICA tax which is 6.2% Social Security tax and 1.45% Medicare tax in addition to employee salary. Also, they need to pay State and Federal Unemployment Taxes.
Requirement 8:
To Calculate:
The employer's payroll related expense
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