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CH 14 Payroll Process Homework
CH 14 Payroll Process Homework
1. Study context diagram Figure 14.6 and answer the following questions: 1) which external entities are connected with HR/Payroll
process? What inputs do they provide and what outputs do they receive?
Outputs: payroll contribution notice, tax deposit, payroll transfer check, payroll tax reports
2. Study logical DFD Figure 14.7 and answer the following questions: 1)what are the steps in HR/Payroll process? 2) what master data files
are updated in each step?
1. Perform data maintenance – tax rates data
2. Reconcile hours worked
3. Distribute labor costs – employee payroll master data
4. Pay employees – employee/payroll master data
5. Accrue liabilities
6. Prepare payments and deposits
7. Prepare payroll tax reports
3. What are attendance time records and job time records? What is the difference between the two?
Attendance time records show the time periods employees are in attendance at the job site
Job time records reflect stop and start times on specific jobs
The difference is that job time records shows the actual time they worked whereas attendance just shows they were there and available for
work.
Study the Journal entries in Exhibit 14.1. Both employees and employers pay taxes. Employers withhold tax on behalf of employees. Try to
write down payroll journal entries for our Mary’s Pool case. See information on payroll below.
APPENDIX F
REPORT FROM PPP FOR 7/31 PAYROLL
Payroll checks created:
Name Gross Salary Federal Social State Medical Retirement Charitable Net Pay
Security Income Insurance
Income Contribs
(FICA) Tax
Tax
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(FICA)
0 0 0 0 0 0
FICA $402
SUT $43.20
FUTA $12.80
Cash $458
4. What are the three control goals of operation effectiveness for HR/Payroll process?.
1. Provide employees with timiely paychecks
2. Provide timely filing of tax returns and other reports to government agencies
3. Comply with the requirements of payroll tax laws and regulations
It’s a zero balance account that companies use to record and monitor their payrolls. Once checks clear, there are no funds in this
account.
A separate account held by a corporation that contains funds strictly for employee payroll use.
7. Complete the following control tables to study application controls in HR/Payroll. See Figure 12/13 for solutions.
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