Assume the following data for Surf & Sno Adventures for the quarter ended December 31. Number of
Question:
Assume the following data for Surf & Sno Adventures for the quarter ended December 31.
- Number of employees at the beginning of the year: 8
- Number of employees for fourth quarter: 10
- Gross earnings for fourth quarter: $84,926.00
- Gross earnings for the year: $288,748.00
- All employees made over $7,000 in their fi rst quarter of employment, including the two new employees hired in the fourth quarter
- Employee FICA taxes $6,496.84 (all wages are subject to Social Security tax)
- Federal income tax $16,985.00
- State income tax $2,657.00
- Employer FICA taxes $6,496.84
- Federal unemployment tax $84.00 (only $14,000 of wages are subject to FUTA in the fourth quarter)
- State unemployment tax $756.00 (only $14,000 of wages are subject to SUTA in the fourth quarter)
- Monthly federal income tax and FICA tax liability: October $8,977.48, November $10,814.76, and December $10,186.44
- Federal income tax and FICA tax total monthly deposits for fourth quarter: $27,320.36
- FUTA deposits for the year $336.00
Instructions:
a. What amounts would be entered on Form 941 for the following line items? (Round to nearest cent.)
Line 3: Federal income tax withheld.
Line 5a: Taxable social security wages.
Line 5c: Taxable medicare wages and tips.
Line 6: Total taxes before adjustments.
Line 11: Total deposits for this quarter.
Line 12: Balance due.
Line 13: Overpayment.
b. What amounts would be entered on Form 940 for the following line items? (Round to nearest cent.)
Line 3: Total payments to all employees.
Line 4: Payments exempt from FUTA tax.
Line 5: Total of payments made to each employee in excess of $7,000.
Line 7: Total taxable FUTA wages.
Line 8: FUTA tax before adjustments.
Line 13: FUTA tax deposited for the year, including any overpayment applied from a prior year.
Line 14: Balance due.
Line 15: Overpayment.
Line 16a: 1st quarter.
Line 16b: 2nd quarter.
Line 16c: 3rd quarter.
Line 16d: 4th quarter.
Line 17: Total tax liability for the year.
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College Accounting
ISBN: 1986
1st Edition
Authors: Jerry J. Weygandt, Paul D. Kimmel, Deanna C. Martin, Jill E. Mitchell