Answer:
Employer should withheld $1,643 from Baker's salary
Explanation:
Baker earned $113,300 in 2012. As on 2012, FICA tax rate withheld from employee's salary is 7.65% that constitutes 4.5% of social security, 1.45% of medicare taxes and 2% additional for employees whose wages exceed $18,350.
The gross income base for social security part has increased in 2012 to $110,100. This is not applicable for medicare tax of 1.45%.
Here, Baker's salary of $113,300 is above social security limit, so his income will not be withheld for social security. However, 1.45% of his salary will be withheld for medicare tax.
Therefore, $1,643 that is 0.0145×113,300 is withheld from his salary.
Answer: Putting the terms incorporate , estopped and a single to make a meaning it becomes as seen in the explanation below.
Explanation: The question should be fill in the bracket with the terms - incorporate, estopped and single.
So it becomes.
When a business association holds itself out to others as being a corporation when it has made no attempt to INCORPORATE.
The firm normally will be ESTOPPED from denying corporate status. When this occurs, courts will treat the entity as a corporation, but only for the purposes of resolving a SINGLE dispute.
Answer:
the answer is (b )that I'd criminal law addresses private wrongdoings, while civil laws addresses public wrongdoings
Average recruiters eliminates a lot of applicants by scanning their resumes and find some keywords in the resume here are some "DO" things that should be in your resume :
- make it a text based format, don't rely on picture and graph since it cannot be scanned
- AVOID any typos
- do not use text box, since the scanner will categorized as graph
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That would be "Unencrypted data" or option A. Unencrypted data is data that other people can read and take. Dumpster diving is looking for treasure's in someone else's trash. Unencrypted data is readable data<span> that is not hidden and is available for others to read. Therefore the answer is A.
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