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Which of the following is/are purpose(s) of new hire reporting laws? (You may select more than one answer. )


A) To ensure payment of court-ordered obligations like garnishments and child support.
B) To keep track of workers throughout their careers.
C) To ensure that the employee may legally work in the United States.
D) To keep track of workers and professionals who are subject to licensing regulations.

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Stan works for a bakery for which part of his compensation is paid based on the number of decoration of wedding and other specialty cakes.His compensation has a ________ element.


A) performance incentive
B) commission
C) piece-rate
D) nonexempt

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Employers may choose to omit the employees' Social Security numbers in their employee files.

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Newly hired employees must be reported to governmental officials within 20 days of starting work for an employer.

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Only regular working hours are considered as the worked hours for overtime computation.

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Which of the following items must exist in every employee's payroll file?


A) Spouse's social security number
B) Employment history
C) Spouse's birth date
D) Occupation

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The IRS stipulates that no more than ________ percent of a company's employees may be leased employees.


A) 10
B) 20
C) 30
D) 40

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For payroll documentation purposes,when an employee needs time away from work:


A) The supervisor should authorize it verbally.
B) The employee should email only department colleagues.
C) Upper management must approve the request.
D) The request should be documented and forwarded to the payroll clerk.

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Leased employees must have the following characteristics: (You may select more than one answer. )


A) They must work full-time.
B) They must work part-time.
C) The recipient company must substantially direct their work activities.
D) A formal agreement between the employee and employer must exist.

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Well-designed internal controls promote: (You may select more than one answer. )


A) Legal compliance and file integrity.
B) Opportunities for defalcation.
C) Protection against embezzlement.
D) Audit trail support.

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A firm needs to destroy paper payroll records after the end of the retention period.Which of the following is an option for destruction purposes? (You may select more than one answer. )


A) Shredding
B) Discarding
C) Pulping
D) Burning

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When developing the internal controls and record retention for a payroll system,a company should:


A) Involve all company employees to promote transparency.
B) Develop a closed system and alternate employee duties.
C) Designate a single employee with the responsibility for pay disbursements.
D) Train accounting personnel on a single payroll task.

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The retention period for payroll documents commences:


A) At the time an employee is hired.
B) When an employee's first pay is disbursed.
C) Once the employee completes one year of service.
D) When an employee terminates employment.

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A company should assign ________ employee(s) the responsibility for signing payroll checks and disbursements.


A) a limited number of
B) only one
C) its most responsible
D) none of these

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Which of the following is true about document retention requirements per the IRS statute of limitations?


A) Federal legislation requires documents to be retained for two years after the employee's termination.
B) Payroll records must be maintained for three years after termination.
C) Union employees' records must be retained for five years after termination.
D) State legislation requires records to be retained for a minimum of eight years after termination.

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Which of the following is an example of a typical exempt salaried employee?


A) Operations Manager.
B) Accounting Clerk.
C) Administrative Assistant.
D) Machine Operator.

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All executive compensation must be:


A) Maintained in a file and purged annually.
B) Available for inspection by any interested party.
C) Annotated as to derivation and benchmarks.
D) Reported with the company's financial statements.

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Allen is an employee of the foreign subsidiary of a United States based company who lives and works in the United Kingdom.According to FATCA,how much of his wages may Allen exclude from United States' taxes,according to 2018 guidelines?


A) None
B) $46,500
C) $79,850
D) $104,100

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Which pay frequency has 24 pay periods annually?


A) Weekly
B) Biweekly
C) Semimonthly
D) Semiweekly

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Which of the following factors assist employers in determining employee pay rates? (You may select more than one answer. )


A) Employee skill
B) Company location
C) Employee age
D) Industry benchmarks

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