Finance Chapter 14 Flashcards

Here is the list of Flashcards which is made for the true or false of the topic Chapter 14 Finance. Learn, study, and revise about terms, vocabulary, definitions, and much more related to it with our fun-based flashcards quizzes.  

19 cards   |   Total Attempts: 188
  

Cards In This Set

Front Back
The source document for payment of a payroll is the time card.
False
Employee withheld income tax, employee social security tax and Medicare ts, and employer social security and medicare tax are paid periodicallyto the federal gov't in combined payment.
True
Some employers must deposit payments for withheld employees' federal income tax and socail security and medicare taxes on the next banking day.
Ture
Employer payroll taxes are business expenses
True
Employer payroll taxes expense is based on a percentage of employee earnings
True
The source document for journalizing employer payroll taxes is a check
False
Each employer is required by law to periodically report the payroll taxes withheld from employee salaries.
True
The payroll register and emplyee earnings records provide all the payroll information needed to prepare a payroll
True
Each employer who withholds income tax and social security and medicare tax from employees salaries must furnish each employee with a quarterly statement.
False
In the journal entry for a payroll, the amount debited to salary expense is the total od the net pay column of th payroll register
False
The transaction to record employer payroll taxes expense is journalized at the end of the quarter.
False
The only reason an employee receives a form W-2 Wage and taax statement from and employer is to check it for accuracy
False
What must employers pay payroll taxes for?
Social security, medicare, fed unemployment, state unemployment
Employers are required to furnishh each employee with an annual statement of earnings and withholding before when?
Jan 31 of following year
In the entry to journalize paying the liability for the first quarter federal unemployment tax the account credited is what?
Cash