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What is the primary purpose of a labor report?


A) It communicates departmental profitability.
B) It depicts the ideal distribution of labor in a firm.
C) It designates where labor is used in a firm.
D) It is a report designed to be read by parties external to the firm.

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A(n) ________ is a collection of cash and other items that are used in the operation of the business.


A) Revenue
B) Equity
C) Asset
D) Liability

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Zipperle Company has the following payroll information for the pay period ending September 18, 20XX: Gross pay $ 27,894.50 Federal withholding tax $ 3,570.00 Social Security tax $ 1,670.56 Medicare tax $ 390.70 401(k) contributions $ 1,115.78 Health Insurance $ 950.00 Garnishment $ 450.00 Net pay $ 19,747.46 Which items would be debited in the General Journal entry to record the employees' share of the payroll?


A) Net pay
B) Gross pay
C) Garnishment
D) 401(k) contributions

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If a firm accrues the payroll due but not paid at the end of a financial period, what should it do on the first day of the next financial period?


A) It should create a reminder about the accrual to ensure accuracy of computations on the next pay date.
B) It should make a note to create the reversing entry at the end of the next financial period.
C) It should disburse the accrued pay to the employees.
D) It should create a reversing entry in the General Journal.

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At the end of the financial period, the payroll accountant records the ________ of the employee's pay that is earned but not yet paid; in the next financial period, this entry is ________.


A) Accrual; reversed
B) Reversal; accrued
C) Total; carried forward
D) Amount; deleted

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On which financial report will employer-paid portions of health insurance premiums be listed?


A) The statement of owners' equity
B) The income statement
C) The balance sheet
D) The labor report

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What does the term "billable time" mean as it pertains to payroll accounting?


A) It is employee labor that may be billed to customers.
B) It is employee labor that does not pertain to labor on customer jobs.
C) It is non-traceable labor that a company must absorb as overhead.
D) It is non-employee labor that the company must pay.

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How does a debit balance in the wages and salaries expense account affect a firm's income statement?


A) A debit balance will increase the expenses of the firm's income statement. This will decrease the total expenses of the firm and increase the net income of the firm.
B) A debit balance will increase the expenses of the firm's income statement. This will increase the total expenses of the firm and decrease the net income of the firm.
C) A debit balance will decrease the expenses of the firm's income statement. This will increase the total incomes of the firm and decrease the net income of the firm.
D) A debit balance will increase the income of the firm's income statement. This will increase the total

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What are the General Journal entries that should appear on each pay date?


A) Employee pay accrual and employee pay disbursement
B) Employee pay remittance and voluntary deduction remittance
C) Employee pay disbursement and voluntary deduction remittance
D) Employee pay recording and employer share payroll taxes recording

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Rushing River Boats has the following data in its Social Security tax payable General Ledger account: Social Security tax payable ACCOUNT NO. 221 BALANCE DATE DESCRIPTION POST REF. DEBIT CREDIT DEBIT CREDIT Jan 31 J4 420 1,620 Feb 15 J5 For the entry on January 31, what does the J4 signify?


A) It is the fourth entry in the General Journal on that date.
B) The account appears fourth in the list of liability accounts.
C) It is the fourth repetition of the same entry.
D) The transaction appears on page four of the General Journal.

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Which of these accounts is increased by a debit? (You may select more than one answer. Single click the box with the question mark to produce a check mark for a correct answer and double click the Box with the question mark to empty the box for a wrong answer. Any boxes left with a question Mark will be automatically graded as incorrect.)


A) Expenses
B) Revenue
C) Assets
D) Owners' Capital

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Didier and Sons had the following employer's share payroll tax general journal entry for the May 5 pay date: May 5 Payroll Taxes Expense $ 27,671.87 Federal income tax payable 11,955.00 Social Security tax payable ??? Medicare tax payable 3,197.15 FUTA tax payable 1,322.96 SUTA tax payable 9,481.20 What is the amount of the Social Security tax payable?


A) $1,582.39
B) $2,572.59
C) $1,715.56
D) $1,875.98

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Kierofree Air Tours has the following payroll data for its November 5 pay date: Nov 5 Wages and salaries expense 522 $ 199,023.00 Federal withholding tax payable 220 $ 33,833.91 Social Security tax payable 221 11,442.35 Medicare tax payable 222 2,676.03 401(k) contributions payable 223 6,965.81 Health Insurance payable 224 14,468.97 Union Dues payable 227 4,975.58 Wages and salaries payable 226 ??? How much is the net pay?


A) $199,023.00
B) $124,660.35
C) $185,216.26
D) $142,578.94

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Why is it important to have columns on the payroll register title "Earnings subject to Federal Withholding" and "Earnings subject to FICA"?


A) Both columns contain information about the employer's tax matching responsibilities.
B) It facilitates accuracy in employee payroll tax computations.
C) It allows payroll employees to divert funds into faux accounts.
D) It adds complexity to the payroll register.

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Besides containing the supporting data for periodic tax reports, the employee earnings record serves as a backup in the event of computer failure.

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A debit always decreases the balance of an account.

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What effect do payroll entries have on a firm's accounting system?


A) They reduce the firm's liabilities.
B) They increase the firm's assets.
C) They increase the owners' equity.
D) They increase the firm's expenses.

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The General Journal contains records of a firm's financial transactions, which appear chronologically.

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The following data is for the January 19 pay date for Waryzbok Inc.: Jan 19 Wages and salaries expense 522 $ 12,987.00 Federal withholding tax payable 220 $ 2,207.79 Social Security tax payable 221 ??? Medicare tax payable 222 ??? 401(k) contributions payable 223 454.55 Health Insurance payable 224 944.15 State Income tax payable 227 324.68 Wages and salaries payable 226 8,134.55 Jan 19 Wages and salaries payable 226 8,134.55 Cash 101 8,134.55 Which of the following represents the missing Social Security and Medicare taxes, assuming that the health Insurance is qualified under Section 125?


A) Social Security tax, $204.15; Medicare tax, $792.35
B) Social Security tax, $792.35; Medicare tax, $204.15
C) Social Security tax, $746.66; Medicare tax, $174.62
D) Social Security tax, $188.31; Medicare tax, $805.19

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In the General Ledger, the debit column reflects the balance of the account.

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