Mastering Payroll 2020 - Section 6-How Employers Withhold and Deposit Federal Taxes 5. Chic Shop, a monthly depositor, discovers a 1.95% shortfall in its deposit of 941 liabilities for October 2020. Determine when the Chic Shop must pay its 941 deposit shortfall to avoid penalties. Please show work, thank you.

Mastering Payroll 2020 - Section 6-How Employers Withhold and Deposit Federal Taxes 5. Chic Shop, a monthly depositor, discovers a 1.95% shortfall in its deposit of 941 liabilities for October 2020. Determine when the Chic Shop must pay its 941 deposit shortfall to avoid penalties. Please show work, thank you.

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Chapter3: Social Security Taxes

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