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Weekly - ANSWER When Employers pay Employee wages once a week When employees are paid once a week, they are paid 52 times in a year. Biweekly - ANSWER When Employers pay wages every 2 weeks When employees are paid every two weeks, they are paid 26 times a year. Semimonthly - ANSWER When employers pay wages twice a month

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BUSINESS MATHEMATICS CHAPTER 9 PAYROLL
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS, PROFESSOR
VERIFIED



Weekly - ANSWER When Employers pay Employee wages once a week



When employees are paid once a week, they are paid 52 times in a year.



Biweekly - ANSWER When Employers pay wages every 2 weeks



When employees are paid every two weeks, they are paid 26 times a year.



Semimonthly - ANSWER When employers pay wages twice a month



When employees are paid twice a month, they are paid 24 times a year



Monthly - ANSWER When employers pay wages once a month.



When employees are paid once a month they are paid 12 times a year



estimate an annual salary - ANSWER doubling the full-time hourly rate and then multiplying by 1,000.
Example: $15 an hour, $15 × 2 × 1,000 = $30,000.



estimate an hourly full-time rate - ANSWER dividing an annual salary by 1,000 and then dividing by 2.
Example: $30,000/1,000 = $30; 30/2 = $15.

, Gross Pay - ANSWER Wages before deductions;



Hours Employee Worked x Rate Per Hour



Deductions - ANSWER Amounts subtracted from your gross pay.



Once deductions are subtracted from your gross pay, you get net pay



Overtime - ANSWER Time and a half pay for more than 40 hours of work



Hourly Overtime Pay Rate = Regular Hourly Pay Rate x 1.5



Gross Pay With Overtime - ANSWER Earnings for 40 hours + Earnings at time and a half rate (1.5)



Differential Pay Schedule - ANSWER Pay rate is based on a schedule of units completed



Logan company pays Abby Rogers on the basis of the following schedule:



1 - 50 Units = .50

51 - 150 units = .62

151 - 200 units = .75

Over 200 units = 1.25



Last week Abby produced 300 dolls. What is Abby's gross pay - ANSWER (50 x .50) + (100 x .62) +(50 x
.75) + (100 x 1.25)

25 + 62 + 37.50 + 125 = $249.50



straight commission - ANSWER Wages calculated as a percent of the value of goods sold

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