NEWEST !!ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
"In which situation must an employer change an employee's
withholding status to
single and zero allowances? -
ANSWER -
1. - ANSWER -At the beginning of the calendar year
2. - ANSWER -When the employee has requested more federal
taxes be withheld
3. - ANSWER -When an exempt Form W-4 expires and there is no
prior W-4 on file
4. - ANSWER -When the employer receives a tax levy on the
employee" 3
"An employer's responsibilities with Form W-4 include:
1. requesting a new Form W-4 from each employee each year.
,2. filing all new Forms W-4 with the IRS every year.
3. reminding employees by December 1 to submit a new Form W-4
if their marital status or allowances have changed.
4. notifying the IRS when an employee claims more than ten
allowances." - ANSWER -3
"An employee is required to file a new Form W-4 in all the following
situations
EXCEPT:
1. when a divorce is finalized.
2. when a child is no longer claimed as a dependent.
3. with the adoption of a child.
4. with the death of a dependent in the previous year.
Next question" - ANSWER -3
"Under the FLSA, the calculation of a nonexempt employee's
regular rate of pay
must
include:
1. reimbursed
expenses.
2. premiums paid for working on holidays.
3. shift premiums.
4. discretionary bonuses." - ANSWER -3
,"A Taxpayer Identification Number and name reported on Form
1099-MISC can be
checked by using
the:
1.IRS's Social Security Number Verification System.
2.SSA's Social Security Number Verification Service.
3.IRS's TIN Matching System.
4.SSA's TIN Matching
System.
" - ANSWER
-3
"Employers must remind employees to complete an amended
Form W-4 if they
have any changes in
status:
whenever notified of a change in marital status.
it is not the employer's responsibility.
by December 1 of each year.
, by December 31 of each yea" - ANSWER -3
"Which of the following statements regarding FLSA requirements is
true?
1.An employer's workweek must coincide with the calendar week.
2.An employee must be paid overtime when working more than
eight hours in a
workday.
3.A holiday bonus, paid at the discretion of the employer, is
excluded from the
regular rate of
pay.
4.Employers must pay overtime to employee's working on
federal holidays.
" - ANSWER
-3
"All of the following provisions are a part of the Fair Labor
Standards Act EXCEPT:
1. overtime provisions.
2. classification of exempt or nonexempt employees.
3. minimum wage.
4. eligibility for employment in the U.S." - ANSWER -4