All of the following employee information is required when reporting unclaimed wages EXCEPT:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation:
Employers must report unclaimed wages to the state according to escheatment laws. Required information includes:
Last Known Address (A) -- To help locate the employee.
Full Name (B) -- To identify the rightful owner.
Payment Amount & Date (D) -- To track the missing wages.
Option C (Date of Birth) is NOT required in most state reporting systems, as name and address are sufficient for identification.
State Escheatment Laws -- Unclaimed Wages
Payroll.org -- Handling and Reporting Unclaimed Wages
To reconcile a general ledger tax liability account balance, verify all of the following items EXCEPT:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation:
To properly reconcile payroll tax liability accounts, the following steps are performed:
Compare account entries against payroll registers (C) -- Ensures wages, deductions, and taxes are posted correctly.
Verify checks issued by accounts payable (B) -- Confirms tax payments were made.
Match account activity with quarterly tax returns (D) -- Ensures payroll taxes were reported correctly on Form 941.
Option A (Entries from company accountants) is incorrect because accountants do not create payroll entries; payroll is recorded based on actual payroll transactions, not estimates or adjustments from accountants.
GAAP Accounting Standards -- Payroll Tax Liability Reconciliation
Payroll.org -- Best Practices for Payroll Tax Account Reconciliation
Which of the following deductions from pay is considered a voluntary deduction?
Wage assignments are voluntary deductions authorized by employees for things like loan payments or union dues.
Garnishments, wage attachments, and medical support orders are court-mandated deductions, making them involuntary.
IRS Publication 15 (Employer's Tax Guide)
Payroll Deduction Compliance Guide (Payroll.org)
The journal is commonly referred to as the record of:
A journal is known as the 'original entry' because transactions are first recorded here before posting to the ledger.
The general ledger is the final entry (B), not the journal.
Payroll Accounting Standards (Payroll.org)
Which of the following taxes are NOT withheld from allocated tips?
Allocated tips are NOT subject to withholding unless reported by the employee.
If not reported, FIT, Social Security, and Medicare (D) are not withheld but are still taxable.
IRS Publication 531 (Reporting Tip Income)
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