Quintero Printing has the following information on their Form 941: (Assume no Section 125 health insurance and that none of the employees had exceeded the Social Security wage base What amount should be entered in Column 1, Lines 5a and 5c? multiple choice $30,603.05 and $2,221.19, respectively $31,582.00 and $31,582.00, respectively $246,798.82 and $246,798.82, respectively $215,216.82 and $215,216.82, respectively

Quintero Printing has the following information on their Form 941: (Assume no Section 125 health insurance and that none of the employees had exceeded the Social Security wage base What amount should be entered in Column 1, Lines 5a and 5c? multiple choice $30,603.05 and $2,221.19, respectively $31,582.00 and $31,582.00, respectively $246,798.82 and $246,798.82, respectively $215,216.82 and $215,216.82, respectively

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Chapter12: Current Liabilities

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Problem 15EA: In EA14, you prepared the journal entries for the employee of Toren Inc. You have now been given the...

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