In: Accounting
Q1a.
Thomas Fortuna (married; 4 federal withholding allowances) earned
weekly gross pay of $765. For each period, he makes a 401(k)
retirement plan contribution of 11% of gross pay.
Using wage-bracket method: Federal income tax withholding =
$_________________
Q1b.
Barbara Houlihan (single; 1 federal withholding allowance) earned
daily gross pay of $310. For each period, she makes a 401(k)
contribution of 11.5% of gross pay.
Using wage-bracket method: Federal income tax withholding = $
______________
Using percentage method: Federal income tax withholding = $
_____________
Q1c.
Marcus Xavier (married; 5 federal withholding allowances) earned
monthly gross pay of $3,670. He participates in a flexible spending
account, to which he contributes $215 during the
period.
Using wage-bracket method: Federal income tax withholding =
$_________________
* ** *NOTE: For simplicity, all calculations
throughout this exercise, both intermediate and final, should be
rounded to two decimal places at each calculation.
- - For each employee listed, use both the wage-bracket method and
the percentage method to calculate federal income tax
withholding.Refer to Appendix A, 2018 Federal Tax Tables in your
textbook.
Thomas Fortuna | Married |
Gross Pay - Weekly | $765 |
401(k) retirement plan | $ 84.15 |
Allowance | 4 |
Amount subject to withholding | $680.85 |
Federal income tax withholding - (Wage) | $ 14.00 |
Barbara Houlihan | Single |
Gross Pay - Daily | $310 |
401(k) retirement plan | $ 35.65 |
Allowance | 1 |
Amount subject to withholding | $274.35 |
Federal income tax withholding - (Wage) | $ 38.00 |
Gross Pay - Daily | $310 |
401(k) retirement plan | $ 35.65 |
Allowance (1*16) | $ 16.00 |
Amount subject to withholding | $258.35 |
Federal income tax withholding - (Percentage) | $ 38.09 |
17.13+(258.35-163.1)*22% | |
Marcus Xavier | Married |
Gross Pay - Monthly | $3,670 |
Flexible spending account | $ 215.00 |
Allowance | 5 |
Amount subject to withholding | $3,455.00 |
Federal income tax withholding - (Wage) | $ 76.00 |