Calculate federal and state income tax withholding for a number of employees of TCLH Industries, a manufacturer of cleaning products. Use the wage-bracket method when it is possible to do so, and use the percentage method in all other instances. Assume the state income tax withholding rate to be 5% of taxable pay (which is the same for federal and state income tax withholding). Then continue to fill out the payroll register and the employee earnings records based on your calculations.

1. Calculate the federal and state income tax withholdings for each employee based on information from the prior chapters Continuing Payroll Problem, as well as the following:

Zachary Fox does not make any voluntary deductions that impact earnings subject to federal income tax withholding. 46 hrs 28.00 per hr Calvin Bell makes a 401(k) retirement plan contribution of 6% of gross pay. 45 hrs 7.30 per hr David Alexander makes a 401(k) retirement plan contribution of 12% of gross pay. 4,038.46 salary Michael Sierra contributes $50 to a flexible spending account each period. 2442.31 salary

2. Complete the Federal (FWT) and State (SWT) Income Tax Withholding columns of the payroll register (which you established during an earlier Continuing Payroll Problem) for TCLH Industries. Note that although the Voluntary Withholdings column will require additional updating in subsequent chapters, you should populate this column with any appropriate figures given above. Then complete the Federal and State Withholding Tax columns of the employee earnings record (which you established during an earlier Continuing Payroll Problem) for each of the four employees of TCLH Industries. Also complete the Retirement Contribution and Additional Withholding columns based on the information provided. The Additional Withholding column will require further updating in the next chapter