Money Earned
Tax
The Workforce
The Individual
Miscellaneous
100

A system for compensating staff as a proportion of net sales

Commission basis


100

A charge imposed on employers and workers to cover the cost of their spouses' medical care once they reach the age of 65

Medicare tax

100

A worker who is employed by the employer and is subject to their supervision and guidance

Employee

100

All details about an employee's previous workers' compensation claims concerning any injuries that occurred on the job

Compensation Record

100

A record of the pay period's payroll data for each employee

Payroll Register

200

A procedure for paying employees at a specified rate per hour

Hourly Basis

200

Federal taxes assessed against companies for the purpose of helping jobless workers

Unemployment Taxes

200

A form used to claim exemption (withholding) allowances.

Employee Certificate W4

200
One who receives compensation from a business for performing a certain activity or function but is not directly supervised or controlled by the business

Independent Contracter

200

Rate of pay for labor a worker does for longer than 40 hours per week

Increased Pay Rate

300

A system for compensating staff based on the quantity of units generated

Piece-rate basis

300

A contribution made to employee wages under the federal insurance contributions act in order to provide retirement and disability benefits

Social Security Tax

300

Salaried personnel in management or supervisory roles who are exempt from the wage and hour laws' maximum hour and overtime compensation requirements

Exempt employees

300

An employee file that includes the data required to calculate wages and complete tax returns

Individual earnings record

300

Using a table given by the government, there is an easy way to calculate the amount of federal income tax that has to be withheld

Wage-bracket table method

400

A procedure for paying employees based on a weekly or monthly sum that has been agreed upon.

Salary Basis

400

Taxes imposed on companies by state government in order to help jobless employees

State unemployment Tax

400

Insurance that covers employees' losses from work related diseases or accidents, or pays out to their relatives if a worker passes away while on the job

Workers’ compensation insurance

400

A federal Law known as FICA that stipulates specific benefits for workers and their families

Social Security Act

500

Earnings that are higher than the social security act's base wage

Tax-exempt wages

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