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Business, 23.11.2019 03:31, sheilashair

Assuming no employees are subject to ceilings for their earnings, harris company has the following information for the pay period of january 15 - 31. gross payroll $10,000 federal income tax withheld $1,800 social security rate 6% federal unemployment tax rate 0.8% medicare rate 1.5% state unemployment tax rate 5.4% assuming that all wages are subject to federal and state unemployment taxes, the emplyer's payroll tax expense would
a. $2,870b. $750c. $620d. $1,370

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