
Explore how the payroll accounting course uses sections, videos, PDFs, and Excel worksheets to teach payroll calculations, journal entries, and payroll forms.
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Learn payroll basics, including journal entries, withholdings, and payroll taxes. Explore internal controls, data protection, and the growing payroll specialty across federal, state, and international laws.
Enjoy a lighthearted comic break while revisiting payroll accounting concepts such as laws, calculations, and journal entries.
Explore payroll legislation and its overlap with laws, including minimum wage and exempt or non-exempt statuses. Identify how these laws affect net income, net pay, and payroll records.
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Explore how payroll legislation shapes tax withholding, journal entries, and internal controls across federal and state law, including FICA, FLSA, FUTA, SUTA, COBRA, and the Civil Rights Act.
A downloadable pdf accompanies the instructional video, providing a supplementary resource for payroll topics such as minimum wage and nonexempt employees.
Access a downloadable PDF supplement to the instructional video, reinforcing payroll accounting concepts including fringe benefits.
Examine fringe benefits as non-cash compensation and determine when they are wages for federal and state taxes, payroll taxes, de minimis benefits, and education assistance.
Experience a lighthearted accounting comic break while reinforcing payroll accounting fundamentals, including laws, calculations, and journal entries.
Explore key payroll forms and time frames, including quarterly forms, 941, 940 for FUTA, and the W-2 form, plus pay period options like weekly, semi-weekly, and monthly.
Explore how payroll frequency, payment methods, and tax forms shape payroll processing for different employers; manage withholdings, deductions, and earnings records for accurate reporting.
Examine payroll periods and time frames across monthly, weekly, biweekly, and semi monthly pay cycles. Learn how 12, 24, 26, and 52 pay periods inform payroll calculations.
Download a pdf supplement that accompanies the instructional video, covering a 90 new employee tax form and the contractor vs employee distinction.
Analyze new employee tax forms, especially the W-4, and the contractor versus employee relationship with respect to withholdings. See how the W-4 data informs payroll systems and 1040 reporting.
Engage with payroll accounting concepts through an accounting comic break that clarifies payroll laws, calculations, and journal entries.
Explore how the payroll register and earnings record capture pay period data and employee year-to-date totals to compute gross pay, withholdings, and net pay.
Access a downloadable pdf payroll register that supplements the instructional video, reinforcing payroll calculations and journal-entry concepts.
Build the payroll register step by step, calculating regular and overtime pay, gross pay, deductions, and net pay while applying federal, state, and other withholdings.
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Enter data from the payroll register into the earnings record for December, detailing four employees' regular pay, overtime, net pay, and year-to-date totals.
Explore key payroll forms and employer obligations, including w-4, 941, 940, w-2 and w-3, and the basics of withholdings, social security, medicare, and futa reporting.
Explore payroll accounting laws, calculations, and journal entries, presented with an engaging accounting comic break to reinforce core concepts.
Calculate regular pay and overtime pay using a guided video and worksheet, determine overtime rate (time and a half), and compute total earnings for later deductions.
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Calculate regular and overtime pay for an hourly worker by applying weekly overtime rules, daily thresholds if applicable, and the time and a half rate to determine total pay.
Explore a downloadable Excel worksheet in the next presentation, aligning with the payroll accounting course and enabling hands-on review of Excel-based tasks.
Calculate regular and overtime pay for hourly and salaried employees within a payroll register, using the W-4 data and time‑and‑a‑half overtime rules. Determine total earnings and payroll totals.
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Convert a $50,000 annual salary to an hourly rate using 52 weeks and 40 hours, then compare commission, pay by units produced, and minimum wage considerations.
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Learn to calculate overtime by converting minutes to hours, applying time and a half, and using daily or weekly rules with 8-hour and 40-hour thresholds, plus 15-minute rounding.
Explain how to calculate payroll tax withholdings, including federal income tax, Social Security, and Medicare, using W-4 data and payroll tables, and report net pay on 1040, W-2, and 941.
Explore payroll accounting fundamentals through an engaging comic break, highlighting laws, calculations, and journal entries within payroll processes.
Explore how federal income tax withholdings are calculated, how retirement plans affect withholding under a progressive federal tax, and the methods used to compute payroll taxes for employees.
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Learn to calculate federal income tax withholdings for payroll using pay frequency, marital status, allowances, and taxable income, via Circular E tables; tie to the 1040 and W-2.
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Calculate FIT wages by subtracting cafeteria plan and retirement plan from total earnings, then determine FIT withholding using Circular E weekly tables for single one exemption.
Explore deductions from gross pay with a downloadable pdf supplement that accompanies the instructional video.
Explore how gross pay becomes net pay through mandatory deductions like federal and state taxes, Social Security, and Medicare, plus voluntary pretax health care under section 125 plans.
Access a downloadable pdf that serves as a supplement to the instructional video on payroll accounting, with a focus on retirement plans.
Explore defined benefit and defined contribution retirement plans, their tax-deferral advantages, and common options like 401(k), IRA, Simple IRA, SEP, and 403(b).
Access a downloadable PDF file that serves as a supplement to the instructional video, featuring federal income tax tables to support payroll accounting lessons.
Calculate federal income tax (FIT) from payroll data using tax tables, determine fit wages by subtracting cafeteria and retirement amounts, and set weekly withholdings to reflect 1040 outcomes.
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Learn how to compute federal income tax using the percentage method, including FIT wages, allowances, cafeteria and 401k adjustments, and progressive brackets via circular E.
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Calculate federal income tax withholding using the percentage method, adjusting fit wages for cafeteria and retirement plans, then use Circular E publication 15 tables for weekly, married, four allowances.
Examine the split between employee and employer payroll taxes, including federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare, FUTA, and SUTA, and how to record them.
Delve into payroll accounting, covering laws, calculations, and journal entries, highlighted by an accounting comic break to keep concepts engaging.
Explore ficca Social Security within the federal income contributions act, then learn to calculate Social Security wages and tax, using video-led instructions and preformatted Excel worksheets for step-by-step practice.
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Learn how fica funds Social Security and Medicare, including withholdings, employer contributions, and how these payroll taxes flow into journal entries.
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Examine the social security component of the FICA taxes, including the employer and employee 6.2% contributions up to the cap. Learn how OASDI, the cap, and withholding affect net pay.
Illustrates calculating Social Security tax (SDI) from total earnings, considering caps and cafeteria plan deductions, using payroll registers and earnings records; shows employee and employer portions at 6.2%.
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Determine whether the Social Security cap is reached and calculate SDI wages, then compute employer and employee OASDI taxes at 6.2%.
Explore how federal income tax withholding uses a progressive system with tables or the percentage method. See how marital status, allowances, pay period, and W-2 reporting affect Form 1040 calculations.
Master payroll accounting concepts within laws, calculations, and journal entries, and enjoy an accounting comic break that reinforces key ideas in an engaging way.
Explore Medicare payroll calculations and taxes under the FICA framework, covering Medicare wages, employee and employer portions, with video tutorials and Excel worksheets to practice formulas and entries.
Utilize a downloadable pdf as a supplement to the instructional video for payroll accounting, highlighting Medicare tax within the laws, calculations, and journal entries framework.
Explore how Medicare under FICA is calculated, including 1.45% employer and employee shares, no cap, and a 9.9% tax on wages over 200,000, with payroll tax implications.
A downloadable pdf accompanies the instructional video, serving as a supplement to payroll accounting content on laws, calculations, and journal entries.
Explore how to compute the Medicare tax for payroll, distinguishing Medicare wages from total earnings, applying cafeteria plan adjustments, and calculating employer and employee portions at 1.45% with no cap.
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Calculate Medicare taxes by adjusting earnings for cafeteria plans and caps, deriving fit wages, SDI wages, and high wages; compute employee and employer portions at 1.45% in payroll journal entries.
Explain quarterly payroll tax reporting with Form 941, distinguish it from Form 940, and outline federal income tax, Social Security, and Medicare liabilities and deposits across four quarters.
Featuring an accounting comic break, the lecture reinforces payroll laws, calculations, and journal entries in an engaging, approachable way.
Explore the federal unemployment tax act (FUTA), what it is, and how to calculate the federal unemployment tax, with Excel worksheets and instructional videos.
Access a downloadable pdf that serves as a supplement to the instructional video, covering payroll accounting topics including futa, suta, and workers compensation.
Explore FUTA and SUTA—federal and state unemployment taxes paid by employers, their interplay, wage caps, and how workers' compensation insurance protects employees, with state differences and journal entry implications.
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Assess federal and state unemployment taxes, highlighting futa as an employer tax with no employee deduction and an effective 0.6% rate on the first $7,000 per employee.
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Calculate FUTA using the $7,000 wage cap and earnings records to determine taxable FUTA wages, noting cafeteria plans and other adjustments that affect the rate for two employees.
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Calculate futa and ceuta taxes using the 7000 cap on futa wages, adjust for cafeteria or retirement plans, and apply 0.6% futa and 5.4% ceuta as employer taxes.
Explore payroll-focused multiple-choice questions, detailing acronym reasoning for Cobra, Fica, and related benefits, with elimination strategies to identify correct answers.
Learn to prepare annual payroll tax reporting with form 940, separate from 941, and summarize W-2 and W-3 data, including FUTA up to a $7,000 cap and SUTA considerations.
Explore payroll accounting concepts through an accounting comic break, reinforcing payroll laws, calculations, and journal entries with engaging, accessible explanations.
Explore other deductions in payroll accounting, detailing items withheld from gross pay to arrive at net pay and how these deductions reduce employee earnings.
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Explore post-tax deductions that shape the net paycheck from gross wages, including mandatory union dues and garnishments and voluntary charitable or investment deductions, which do not reduce federal tax calculations.
Access a downloadable pdf that accompanies the instructional video as a supplement. Use the pdf to reinforce key concepts from the lecture on payroll accounting.
Analyze other deductions and payment methods, including state tax variations, post-tax deductions, garnishments, and union dues, and compare cheque and direct deposit with check stub details and net pay clarity.
analyze payroll concepts via multiple-choice questions on exempt versus nonexempt workers under the fair labor standards act, and identify payroll file essentials such as occupation.
Explain how to record payroll and payroll taxes, including employee withholdings and employer taxes for FICA, Social Security, Medicare, and FUTA, with related debits and credits.
Explore a lighthearted accounting comic break that reinforces payroll accounting concepts, including laws, calculations, and journal entries, to enhance practical understanding.
This comprehensive payroll accounting course covers many aspects of payroll, providing in-depth knowledge of payroll legislation, calculations, and journal entries. Led by an experienced CPA, this course offers practical examples and valuable insights into the intricacies of payroll processing.
In this course, we will thoroughly explore payroll legislation, including a wide range of laws that impact payroll operations. We will focus on the laws related to payroll calculations and withholdings, ensuring compliance with legal requirements.
Understanding the importance of accurate calculations, we will dive into the generation of payroll registers and earnings reports, which serve as vital tools in calculating payroll accurately. Through practical exercises, you will develop proficiency in calculating payroll tax withholdings, such as federal income tax (FIT), social security, and Medicare. We will guide you through the process of determining net pay from gross pay, equipping you with the necessary skills to handle payroll calculations effectively.
One key aspect often overlooked in payroll courses is the recording of payroll transactions. In this course, we will thoroughly cover payroll journal entries, providing a comprehensive understanding of their complexity. By examining the impact of these entries on financial accounts and the accounting equation, you will gain practical knowledge of payroll accounting and its correlation with debits and credits.
Moreover, we will address the crucial process of completing payroll tax forms, including Form 941, Form 940, Form W-2, Form W-3, and Form W-4. Through step-by-step guidance, you will learn how to accurately fill out these forms, ensuring compliance with reporting requirements.
To enhance your learning experience, this course offers valuable resources, including downloadable PDF files for offline reference, preformatted Excel practice files to reinforce your Excel skills, multiple-choice and short calculation practice questions to sharpen your problem-solving abilities, and stimulating discussion questions to facilitate interactive learning and knowledge sharing.
You will have the privilege of learning from a highly qualified instructor who holds CPA, CGMA, and Master of Science in Taxation credentials. With their extensive experience in accounting concepts, QuickBooks software, and curriculum development, you can trust in their expertise to provide comprehensive instruction and guidance.
Content Includes:
In-depth coverage of payroll laws and their impact on payroll processing
Detailed explanations and calculations of regular pay and overtime pay
Comprehensive understanding of employer and employee social security and Medicare calculations
Thorough examination of employee federal income tax calculations
Detailed insights into employer federal unemployment tax (FUTA) calculations
Exploration of other payroll deductions and their significance in payroll accounting
Extensive guidance on payroll journal entries and their proper posting to the general ledger
Step-by-step instructions for accurately completing payroll tax forms (Form 941, Form 940, Form W-2, Form W-3, Form W-4)
Practical application through comprehensive payroll and accounting cycle problems
Comprehensive coverage of key payroll definitions and terminology for a thorough understanding
Enroll now in this comprehensive payroll accounting course and gain the skills and knowledge to excel in managing payroll operations effectively and with confidence.