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Alvin Shore sells jewelry at Ross Jewelers. Ross pays Alvin $8.50 per hour plus a 6% commission on all sales. Assume Alvin works 36 hours and had sales of $4,900. What is Alvin's gross pay?
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Molly Flynn, an accountant at Coor Company, earned $107,400 from January to June. In July, Molly earned $4,600. Assume a tax rate of 6.2% for Social Security on the first $110,100 and a Medicare rate of 1.45%. How much is the tax for Social Security and Medicare?
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The W-4 is used strictly to calculate Social Security and Medicare taxes.
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Differential pay means that there is one fixed rate per unit that is produced.
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A taxpayer in the 25% bracket saves 25 cents in federal income tax for each dollar spent on a deductible expense.
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Jeff Jones earns $1,200 per week. He is married and claims four withholding allowances. The Social Security rate is 6.2% on $110,100, and Medicare is 1.45%. To date his cumulative wages are $6,000. Each paycheck, his employer also deducts $42.50 for health insurance. What is his net pay? (Calculate FIT by percentage method.)
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Calculate the gross pay of Alice Flynn, an apple picker, assuming she picked 6,250 apples: 
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There is a maximum amount of Medicare tax an employee can contribute in a calendar year.
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Calculate the gross pay of Alice Flynn, a corn picker, assuming she picked 4,150 ears of corn: 
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Jill Hartman earns $750 per week plus 3% of sales in excess of $6,500. If Jill sells $25,000 in the first week, her earnings are:
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Lee Wong is a sales clerk at Sears. She is paid $8.00 per hour plus a commission of 4% on all sales. Assuming Lee works 39 hours and has sales of $4,000, her gross pay is:
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Overtime is always calculated at time and a half the regular rate.
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A variable commission scale means that for different levels of net sales there are different commission rates.
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The percentage method can be used to determine the amount of FIT.
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Andrew Buckner earns $1,680 per week. He is married and claims three exemptions. What is Andrew's federal income tax? Use the percentage method.
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Paula Ryan pays her two employees $410 and $650 per week. Assume a state unemployment rate of 5.9% and a federal rate of .8%. What state and federal unemployment tax will Paula pay at the end of Quarter 1 and Quarter 2?
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