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K1 Payroll

Written by Saad Rahman (ACCA)

5 ACCA New at Knowledge level questions with answers and explanations.

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  1. Gross pay is $400,000, employee social security $30,000 and employee income tax $50,000. What is the net pay?

    • 1 $480,000
    • 2 $320,000
    • 3 $350,000
    • 4 $400,000
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    Correct answer: $320,000

    Net pay = gross pay less the employee's deductions.

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  2. Gross pay is $400,000 and the employer's social security contribution is $40,000. What is the staff cost in profit or loss?

    • 1 $360,000
    • 2 $400,000
    • 3 $320,000
    • 4 $440,000
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    Correct answer: $440,000

    Staff cost is gross pay plus the employer's contribution. The employee's deductions are already inside gross pay.

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  3. Gross pay is $400,000, employee income tax $50,000, employee social security $30,000 and employer social security $40,000, how much is owed to the authorities?

    • 1 $120,000
    • 2 $40,000
    • 3 $50,000
    • 4 $80,000
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    Correct answer: $120,000

    The tax, the employee's contributions and the employer's contributions are all owed: 50,000 + 30,000 + 40,000.

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  4. In the payroll journal, which account is credited with the income tax deducted from employees?

    • 1 Tax payable (liability)
    • 2 Revenue
    • 3 Payroll expense
    • 4 Bank
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    Correct answer: Tax payable (liability)

    The tax withheld is a liability to the tax authority until it is paid.

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  5. Which payroll amount is an additional cost to the employer on top of gross pay?

    • 1 The net pay
    • 2 The employee's income tax
    • 3 The employer's social security contribution
    • 4 The employee's social security contribution
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    Correct answer: The employer's social security contribution

    Only the employer's contribution adds to the cost of employing someone.

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