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    Mar 28, 2007, 08:53 PM
    Budgeting for additional payrol caosts
    Frank Flynn is the payroll manager for Powlus Supply Company. During the budgeting process, Sam Kinder, Director of Finance, asked Flynn to arrive at a set percentage that could be applied to each budgeted salary figure to cover the additional cost that will be incurred by Powlus Supply for each employee. After some discussion, it was determined that the best way to compute this percentage would be to base these additional costs of payroll on the average salary paid by the company.

    Kinder wants this additional payroll cost percentage to cover payroll taxes ( FICA,FUTA, and SUTA) and other payroll costs covered by the company ( workers' compensation expense, health insurance costs, and vacation pay). Flynn gathers the following information in order to complete the analysis:

    Average annual salary $24,000
    FICA rate 6.2% and 1.45%
    FUTA 0.8% on the 1st $7,000
    SUTA 3.3% on the 1st $10,400
    Workers' compensation costs $0.97 per $100 of payroll
    Health insurance cost 75.15 per month
    Vacation pay earned 2 weeks' pay earned each year to be used in following year.

    Compute the percentage that can be used in the budget.
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    Apr 6, 2007, 08:56 PM
    You have all the figures, its easy to compute. IF your asking someone else to do it for you, that won't help you learn :).. Just take the $24,000 and apply the % you have listed.

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