This common acronym is found on pay stubs, and refers to the federal program that benefits retired citizens, and is funded by a specific payroll tax.
What is FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act?)?
The total amount of money an employee earns during a pay period before deductions, such as taxes and insurance.
What is Gross Pay?
This is your actual take-home pay amount, after all taxes and deductions.
What is net pay?
Also known as "take-home pay," this is the actual amount of money an employee receives in their bank account after all deductions are subtracted.
What is Net Pay?
True or False: Employees cannot receive base salary
What is False?
The specific date found at the top of a paystub, where an employer issues the payment to the employee.
What is the Pay Date?
Being paid extra for positive service
What is tip-pay?
A manager earns $24 per hour for a standard 40-hour week. During a busy week, they work 52 hours. If overtime is 'time and a half' for hours 41-50 and 'double time' for any hours over 50, what is their total gross pay
How much is $1,416?
A sales associate earns a base salary of $300 per week plus a 5% commission on all sales. If they sell $4,000 worth of merchandise in one week, what is their total gross pay?
An employee has an annual salary of $48,000 and is paid bi-weekly. What is their gross pay for a single pay period?
How much is $1,846.15?
Many employers offer a paperless way of payment, which has the employee's net pay transferred electronically into their bank account.
What is a Direct Deposit?
An employee has a gross pay of $5,000. They contribute 10% to a 401(k) (pre-tax) and pay $300 for health insurance (pre-tax). If the federal tax rate is 22% of the taxable income, how much is withheld for federal tax?
How much is $924.00?