Handling Wages and Salaries

Who pays over the taxes deducted from an employees salary?

• The Employee
• The Labour Broker
• The Employer
• The Bank

Wage earners can substantially increase their earnings by?

• Not contributing to a medical aid fund
• Taking maternity leave and claiming UIF
• Going on holiday
• Working overtime

The difference between salaries and wages journal is?

• There is no difference
• Wages has overtime hours and rates columns
• Salaries has overtime hours and rates
• One has columns for days absent

Your income before payroll taxes are taken out of it.

• All the money in my Piggy Bank.
• Income
• Sales Tax
• Gross Income

Money paid to the government in exchange for services such as road maintenance and police protection.

• Gross Income
• Tax
• Payroll Tax
• What's left in my Piggy Bank

yearly amount that you get paid

• interest
• wage
• salary
• saving

hourly rate that you get paid

• wage
• income
• salary
• register

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CCSS.6.EE.B.7

Nathan is paid a salary of £45 000 per year. Calculate his weekly pay.

• £865.38

• £965.65

• £864.38

• 3662.78

Hourly rate is defined as:

• The amount of money earned during a full year
• The lowest pay rate allowed by law for each hour of work.
• The amount of money that is charged, paid, or earned for every hour worked: You pay a fixed amount perhour
• Getting payed 2 times a month

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3B

A customer service representative, Fiona earns £13 an hour, and she works 52 hours a week. What is her weekly wage?

• £676

• £364

• £91

• £65