The form below shows the amounts that appear in the Earnings to Date column of the employees' earnings records for 10 full- and part-time workers in Unger Company. These amounts represent the cumulative earnings for each worker as of October 5, the company's last payday. The form also gives the gross amount of earnings to be paid each worker on the next payday, October 12.

In the state where Unger Company is located, the tax rates and bases are as follows:

Tax on Employees:
	FICAOASDI	6.2% on first $127,200
	FICAHI	1.45% on total earnings
	SUTA	0.5% on first $8,000
Tax on Employer:
	FICAOASDI	6.2% on first $127,200
	FICAHI	1.45% on total earnings
	FUTA	0.6% on first $7,000
	SUTA	1.8% on first $8,000

In the appropriate columns of the form shown below, do the following:

1. Compute the amount to be withheld from each employee's earnings on October 12 for (a) FICAOASDI, (b) FICAHI, and (c) SUTA, and determine the total employee taxes. 2. Record the portion of each employee's earnings that is taxable under FICA, FUTA, and SUTA, and calculate the total employer's payroll taxes on the October 12 payroll.

If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank. If required, round your answers to the nearest cent. Enter the tax rates as decimals, carried out to four decimal places when required.

UNGER COMPANY
		Gross		Taxes to Be Withheld from Employees' Earnings Under				Employer Taxes: Portion of Employees' Earnings Taxable Under
	Earnings to	Earnings		FICA				FICA
Employee	Date	Oct. 12		OASDI	HI	SUTA		OASDI	HI	FUTA	SUTA
1. Weiser, Robert A.	$126,890	$1,900		$	$	$		$	$	$	$
2. Stankard, Laurie C.	14,780	310
3. Grow, Joan L.	4,055	250
4. Rowe, Paul C.	8,100	290
5. McNamara, Joyce M.	7,475	215
6. O'Connor, Roger T.	$125,590	1,720
7. Carson, Ronald B.	8,930	300
8. Kenny, Ginni C.	4,290	160
9. Devery, Virginia S.	56,895	615
10. Wilson, Joe W.	3,570	190
Total employee taxes				$	$	$
Total taxable earnings								$	$	$	$
Applicable tax rate (enter as decimals, not percentages)
Totals								$	$	$	$
Total payroll taxes								$