Janice Wong receives an annual salary of $42,536, which is paid weekly. Her normal work week is 40 hours, and she is paid time and a half for all overtime. She is single and claims two withholding allowances. Her deductions include FICA, Medicare, federal withholding, state disability insurance, state withholding at 4.4%, credit union payments of$125, retirement deductions of $75, association dues of$12, and a Diabetes Association contribution of $25. Find each of the following for a week in which she works 52 hours.

Find the percent of her total gross earnings that she actually receives, rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent. It is amazing how much is withheld, isn’t it?

Janice gets a job and starts out earning $9.25/h. Her boss promises her a raise of$0.15/h after each month of work. When will Janice start earning at least twice her starting wage?

Sarah Brynski is busy running a Starbucks and thinking about inventory, making sure the store looks great, ensuring good service, hiring good people, motivating employees, maintaining inventories, calculating wages, deducting correct amounts for the various taxes, and getting the payroll done on time every week. She is also interested in finding ways to increase sales since part of her income is based on sales. Overtime is paid for more than 40 hours a week, the state tax rate is $3.07 \%$, and the state disability income rate (SDI) is $1 \%$.

Use the percentage method and help her calculate the weekly payroll for the employees listed.

Janice Wong receives an annual salary of $42,536, which is paid weekly. Her normal work week is 40 hours, and she is paid time and a half for all overtime. She is single and claims two withholding allowances. Her deductions include FICA, Medicare, federal withholding, state disability insurance, state withholding at 4.4%, credit union payments of$125, retirement deductions of $75, association dues of$12, and a Diabetes Association contribution of $25. Find the Medicare for a week in which she works 52 hours.

Janice Wong receives an annual salary of $42,536, which is paid weekly. Her normal work week is 40 hours, and she is paid time and a half for all overtime. She is single and claims two withholding allowances. Her deductions include FICA, Medicare, federal withholding, state disability insurance, state withholding at 4.4%, credit union payments of$125, retirement deductions of $75, association dues of$12, and a Diabetes Association contribution of $25. Find the overtime earnings for a week in which she works 52 hours.

Janice Wong receives an annual salary of $42,536, which is paid weekly. Her normal work week is 40 hours, and she is paid time and a half for all overtime. She is single and claims two withholding allowances. Her deductions include FICA, Medicare, federal withholding, state disability insurance, state withholding at 4.4%, credit union payments of$125, retirement deductions of $75, association dues of$12, and a Diabetes Association contribution of $25. Find the state withholding for a week in which she works 52 hours.

Use the percentage method of withholding, a FICA rate of 6.2%, a Medicare rate of 1.45%, an SDI rate of 1%, and a state withholding tax of 3.4% in the problem.

River Raft Adventures pays its manager, Kathryn Speers, a monthly salary of $2880 plus a commission of .8% based on total monthly sales volume. In May, River Raft Adventures has total sales of$86,280. Speers is married and claims five withholding allowances. Her deductions include FICA, Medicare, federal withholding, state disability insurance, state withholding of $159.30, credit union payment of$300, and a retirement plan contribution of $150. Find her net pay.

Janice Wong receives an annual salary of $42,536, which is paid weekly. Her normal work week is 40 hours, and she is paid time and a half for all overtime. She is single and claims two withholding allowances. Her deductions include FICA, Medicare, federal withholding, state disability insurance, state withholding at 4.4%, credit union payments of$125, retirement deductions of $75, association dues of$12, and a Diabetes Association contribution of $25. Find the regular weekly earnings for a week in which she works 52 hours.

Interpret the meaning of the slope and y-intercept of your model in the context of the Battle Creek Cereal situation. Does the y-intercept make sense in the context of the problem?

The average weekly pay of five employees of Fairside Home Furnishings is $\$ 853$. The weekly pay of four of the employees is $\$ 760, \$ 911, \$ 817, \$ 795$. What is the weekly pay of the other employee?

Varonia Reed is paid a weekly salary of $\$ 1,036$. What is her annual salary?

Sarah Brynski is busy running a Starbucks and thinking about inventory, making sure the store looks great, ensuring good service, hiring good people, motivating employees, maintaining inventories, calculating wages, deducting correct amounts for the various taxes, and getting the payroll done on time every week. She is also interested in finding ways to increase sales since part of her income is based on sales. Overtime is paid for more than 40 hours a week, the state tax rate is $3.07 \%$, and the state disability income rate (SDI) is $1 \%$.

Assume Brynski receives a base salary of $\$ 450$ per week plus a commission of $6 \%$ of sales over $\$ 5000$. Do her weekly payroll for a week with $\$ 8432$ in sales.

Janice Wong receives an annual salary of $42,536, which is paid weekly. Her normal work week is 40 hours, and she is paid time and a half for all overtime. She is single and claims two withholding allowances. Her deductions include FICA, Medicare, federal withholding, state disability insurance, state withholding at 4.4%, credit union payments of$125, retirement deductions of $75, association dues of$12, and a Diabetes Association contribution of $25. Find the federal withholding using the percentage method for a week in which she works 52 hours.

Andrew Parker has a checking account at the credit union affiliated with his university. Illustrated below are his check register and monthly statement for the account. Reconcile the checking account and answer the following questions.

(a) What is the total of the outstanding checks?

(b) What is the total of the outstanding deposits?

( c ) Why is there a difference between the uncorrected balance in the check register and the balance on the statement?

(d) What is the updated and correct balance in the check register below?