True / False
1. ____Employment Insurance is withheld from employees'
wages at the rate of 1.58% on only
the first $100 earned weekly.
2. ____ An employer incurs a Canada Pension Plan expense equal to
the sum of the CPP
withheld from the wages of all its employees.
3. ____Canada Pension Plan is levied equally on the employee and
the employer.
4. ____Employment Insurance is withheld from wages earned, with the
withholding to stop in
2020 as soon as the employee has earned $57,800.
5. ____Since payroll taxes are levied on wages actually paid, there
is no legal liability for payroll
taxes associated with the accrual of wages.
6. ____ Employers and employees both must pay Employment Insurance
based on a percentage
of the employees' total wages, up to a yearly
maximum.
7. ____Federal income taxes are withheld from wages earned, except
the withholding stops each
year as soon as the employee has earned more than $200,000.
8. ____Federal income taxes withheld from an employee's
wages are expenses of the employee,
not the employer, they should not be treated as liabilities of the
employer.
9. ____In accounting for payrolls, the Payroll Register is a book
of original entry which is used
for journalizing payroll information.
10. ____The amount of federal income tax to be withheld from each
employee's wages is
determined solely by the amount of wages earned.
11. ____According to law, a T-4 form showing wages earned and taxes
withheld must be given
to each employee within two months after the calendar
year-end.
12. ____Canada Pension Plan is withheld from wages earned, except
the withholding stops each
year as soon as the employee has earned the maximum pensionable
earnings for that year.
13. ____ Canada Pension Plan deductions are taxes to provide
support to employees during lay
off, illness or maternity.
14. ____Employment Insurance is levied equally on the employee and
the employer.
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15. ____The same form is used to report both the employer share
of payroll taxes and employee
income taxes withheld.
16. ____Employee income taxes are paid solely by employers based on
a percentage of total
wages earned by the employee.
17. ____Payroll taxes levied on employers include Canada Pension
and Employment Insurance.
18. ____Worker’s compensation plans are for the benefit of the
employees but are paid for by
the employers.
19. ____Vacation pay is not subject to income tax deductions.
20. ____The entries for payroll transactions are recorded in the
Payroll Register.
1. True
2. True
3. False
4. True
5. False
6. False
7. False
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9. True
10. True
11. False
12. False
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