9. John Gercke is an employee of The Woolson Company. During the first part of the year, he earned $4,800 while working in State A. For the remainder of the year, the company transferred him to State B where he earned $18,500. The Woolson Company's tax rate in State A is 4.2%, and in State B, it is 3.15% on the first $7,000. Assuming that reciprocal arrangements exist between the two states, determine the SUTA tax that the company paid to: (a) State A (b) State B 10. Hunter Company had a FUTA taxable payroll of $172,700 for the year. Since the company is located in a state that has a 1.5% FUTA credit reduction due to unpaid loans, determine Hunter's FUTA tax liability for the year. 9. John Gercke is an employee of The Woolson Company. During the first part of the year, he earned $4,800 while working in State A. For the remainder of the year, the company transferred him to State B where he earned $18,500. The Woolson Company's tax rate in State A is 4.2%, and in State B, it is 3.15% on the first $7,000. Assuming that reciprocal arrangements exist between the two states, determine the SUTA tax that the company paid to: (a) State A (b) State B 10. Hunter Company had a FUTA taxable payroll of $172,700 for the year. Since the company is located in a state that has a 1.5% FUTA credit reduction due to unpaid loans, determine Hunter's FUTA tax liability for the year