The first day of work for Prevosti Farms and Sugarhouse for all employees is February $1,2023.$ February $10$ is the end of the first pay period and includes work completed during the week of February $110($weekdays only$).$ Using the payroll register, compute the employee gross pay using $40$ hours as the standard workweek for all employees except Mary Shangraw, who works $20$ hours per week and receives overtime for any time worked past that point per company policy. The other hourly employees receive overtime pay when they work more than $40$ hours in one week. Joel Schwartz has made $$5,000$ in case sales at a $3$ percent commission rate during this pay period. Remember that the employees are paid biweekly. The pay frequency for federal income tax purposes is biweekly. For nonexempt employees, over $64$ hours $(8$ days at $8$ hours per day, except Shangraw who works $4$ hours per day$)$ in the first payroll will be overtime. Federal withholding tax should be computed using the wage$-$bracket tables in Appendix C$.$ State withholding tax for Vermont is computed at $3\mathrm{.}35$ percent of taxable wages $($i$.$e$.,$ gross pay less pre$-$tax deductions$).$ The same deductions are allowed for state as for federal.The company has the following departments:

Department A: Agricultural Workers

Department B: Office Workers

Initial pre$-$tax deductions for each employee are as follows:

Department A: Agricultural Workers

Department B: Office Workers

Initial pre$-$tax deductions for each employee are as follows:

Millen

Insurance: $$155$ per paycheck

$401($k$)$: $3\%$ of gross pay

Towle

Insurance: $$100$ per paycheck

$401($k$)$: $5\%$ of gross pay

Long

Insurance: $$155$ per paycheck

$401($k$)$: $2\%$ of gross pay

Shangraw

Insurance: $$100$ per paycheck

$401($k$)$: $3\%$ of gross pay

Lewis

Insurance: $$155$ per paycheck

$401($k$)$: $4\%$ of gross pay

Schwartz

Insurance: $$100$ per paycheck

$401($k$)$: $5\%$ of gross pay

Prevosti

Insurance: $$155$ per paycheck

$01($k$)$: $6\%$ of gross pay

Success

Insurance: $$100$ per paycheck

$401($k$)$: $2\%$ of gross pay

The first day of work for Prevosti Farms and Sugarhouse for all employees is February $1,2023.$ February $10$ is the end of the first pay period and includes work completed during the week of February $110($weekdays only$).$ Using the payroll register, compute the employee gross pay using $40$ hours as the standard workweek for all employees except Mary Shangraw, who works $20$ hours per week and receives overtime for any time worked past that point per company policy. The other hourly employees receive overtime pay when they work more than $40$ hours in one week. Joel Schwartz has made $$5,000$ in case sales at a $3$ percent commission rate during this pay period. Remember that the employees are paid biweekly. The pay frequency for federal income tax purposes is biweekly. For nonexempt employees, over $64$ hours $(8$ days at $8$ hours per day, except Shangraw who works $4$ hours per day$)$ in the first payroll will be overtime. Federal withholding tax should be computed using the wage$-$bracket tables in Appendix C$.$ State withholding tax for Vermont is computed at $3\mathrm{.}35$ percent of taxable wages $($i$.$e$.,$ gross pay less pre$-$tax deductions$).$ The same deductions are allowed for state as for federal.

Name Annual Salary Notes

Millen $ $35,000$

Lewis $ $32,000$

Schwartz $ $32,000$ plus $3\%$ commission on sales

Prevosti $ $45,000$

Name Hourly Rate Hours Worked $2/1$ to $2/10$

Towle, $ $15\mathrm{.}00,64$ hours

Long, $ $15\mathrm{.}00,66$ hours

Shangraw, $ $15\mathrm{.}00,32$ hours

Success $($You$,)$ $ $16\mathrm{.}35,65$ hours

Name Hourly Rate Hours Worked $2/11$ to $2/24$

Towle, $ $15\mathrm{.}00,83$ hours

Long, $ $15\mathrm{.}0080,$hours

Shangraw, $ $15\mathrm{.}00,42$ hours

Success $($You$,)$ $ $16\mathrm{.}35,81$ hoursComplete the payroll register form for the pay period ending February $10$ th $2023$ for each employee with the corresponding information.

Note: Round your answers for "Hourly Rate" or "Period Wage" to $5$ decimal places. Round all other intermediate computations and final answers to $2$ decimal places.