Padraig receives total employment compensation of $70,000 and had $2,000 in job expenses. Which of the following could be true about Padraig’s gross pay and total employee benefits?
a.
His total employee benefits are 2.8% of his annual gross pay of $72,000.
b.
His total employee benefits are 2.9% of his annual gross pay of $68,000.
c.
His total employee benefits are 12.5% of his annual gross pay of $64,000.
d.
His total employee benefits are 13.3% of his annual gross pay of $60,000.

Question

Padraig receives total employment compensation of $70,000 and had $2,000 in job expenses. Which of the following could be true about Padraig’s gross pay and total employee benefits?
a.
His total employee benefits are 2.8% of his annual gross pay of $72,000.
b.
His total employee benefits are 2.9% of his annual gross pay of $68,000.
c.
His total employee benefits are 12.5% of his annual gross pay of $64,000.
d.
His total employee benefits are 13.3% of his annual gross pay of $60,000.

undeadknight26 · Answer

I believe this is A:
Total employee benefits - total job expenses = total employment