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Accounting 1B - Unit 6 (1-6)

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salary or wages received from an employer

back 1

compensation

front 2

workers hired for a short period of time or for specific projects

back 2

contract workers

front 3

an employee who receives compensation based on the number of hours worked and an hourly wage

back 3

hourly employee

front 4

Typically, a standard workweek is _____ hours, and overtime is considered any time _____.

back 4

40; over this amount

front 5

payment for the amount of time worked beyond a standard workweek

back 5

overtime

front 6

an employee who receives a fixed dollar amount of pay regardless of the number of hours worked

back 6

salaried employee

front 7

Which group of workers is responsible for filing their own payroll taxes?

back 7

contract

front 8

earnings statement (check stub)

back 8

a document showing wages, tax, health, and retirement deductions

front 9

a document to calculate the dollar amount of federal tax withholdings

back 9

Employee’s Withholding Certificate (W-4)

front 10

a court order to collect money from a debtor’s income

back 10

garnishment

front 11

wages before taxes and deductions

back 11

gross earnings

front 12

wages after taxes and deductions

back 12

net earnings

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PTO refers to _____, meaning _____.

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paid time off; vacation and/or sick time

front 14

Medicare and social security tax withholdings

back 14

Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA)

front 15

withholdings to fund federal and state unemployment

back 15

Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA)

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withholdings to fund each state’s unemployment claims

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State Unemployment Tax Act (SUTA)

front 17

_____ is healthcare for retired or disabled Americans.

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Medicare

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Who sends FICA to the federal government?

back 18

the employer

front 19

a form that documents non-employee annual wages over $600

back 19

Form 1099

front 20

The Social Security Administration may provide benefits to

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retirees, individuals with disabilities, minor children, widows, and widowers

front 21

a form that documents an employee's annual wages, federal income, FICA tax, and retirement withholdings

back 21

Wage and Tax Statement (W-2)

front 22

an amount paid to employees at their separation from employment

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severance

front 23

Which act states employers must maintain employee records for at least three years?

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Fair Labor Standards Act

front 24

states that revenue and expenses are recognized as they are incurred

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accrual basis

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states that revenue is recognized when earned and expenses are recognized when paid

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cash basis