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Section 1 – Assessment Task Overview and Description Based on your readings and additional research that you are required to complete Part 1 and Part 2 the assignment as instructed at the document
Section 1 – Assessment Task Overview and Description Based on your readings and additional research that you are required to complete Part 1 and Part 2 the assignment as instructed at the document. Stationery is provided in a separate document. Assessment Description This assessment will demonstrate your understanding of the: - • payroll process, including the calculation and recording of weekly pays using manual system • the associated theoretical concepts that underpin the payroll process. You should be able to demonstrate the following outcomes: - • Use employee source data to calculate and record and reconcile payroll according to legislative requirements • Prepare the payroll, including the payroll register and associated journal • Recording payroll data • Handle a payroll enquiry • Maintain payroll information Company Policies and Procedures document is provided in the separate document. Section 2 – Assessment Task Submission Information Submission Details Due date: 20/09/2020 1. The assessment task must be submitted via Canvas or directly to the teacher with an assessment cover sheet. 2. Ensure to include on the front page or in the header or footer of your assessment: ? your name ? student ID ? your teacher’s name ? the unit code/s and title/s ? the assessment task title 3. Submissions received after the submission date must be approved by your teacher. Summary of Evidence to be Submitted ? Completed payroll registers for 4 weeks ? Completed General Journal ? Completed Cash Payments Journal ? Answered theory questions for each question given in Part 2 The task will be assessed as satisfactory when all of the required evidence listed has been satisfactorily demonstrated.
Summary of Evidence to be Submitted * If applicable, for graded units, the task must be satisfactorily completed before marks will be allocated. Refer to your unit outline for more information. Section 3 – Assessment Task Criteria and Outcome All items/criteria must be demonstrated satisfactorily to achieve this task. The items/criteria for this activity will be assessed as S – Satisfactory or US – Unsatisfactory. Items/criteria 1 Use employee source data to calculate and record and reconcile payroll according to legislative requirements 2 Enter employee pay period details in payroll system in line with source data 3 Prepare the Payroll Register for week 1 4 Prepare the Payroll Register for week 2 5 Prepare the Payroll Register for week 3 6 Prepare the Payroll Register for week 4 7 Calculate Superannuation Guarantee 8 Prepare the General Journal entries to record the payroll for each of the 4 weeks 9 Prepare the Cash payments journal entry to record the payment of the payroll liabilities at the end of June 10 Review payroll data and clarify discrepancies with designated persons (teacher) 11 Conduct payroll preparation within designated timeframes and according to organisational policy and procedures 12 Update records and systems in line with salary reviews 13 Respond to payroll enquiries, provide information and complete follow-up action according to organisational and legislative requirements 14 Maintain information and record keeping relating to payroll function according to current legislative and regulatory Section 4 – General Assessment Information Refer to the Course Information section in Canvas.
Section 5 – Instructions Comprehensive Assessment - Smart Jewellery Co Scenario Smart Jewellery Co is a small company that sells handmade jewellery. The company employs 4 people – Office Manager, Bookkeeper (part -time), Sales Manager and Sales Assistant. Ruby Shimmer, the Office Manager, is required to authorize/approve payroll documentation. Additional Information Payroll Calendar: Weekly • Overtime: o According to company policies all overtime is done on Mondays o All overtime is to be paid at 1½ times the ordinary rate of pay applicable for the first 3 hours and double time after that – per overtime shift. • All employees are entitled to annual leave loading. • Opal is getting married in July and is taking Annual Leave. In addition to her normal week earnings on June 24th , she is also to be paid 4 weeks annual leave in advance. • Payroll liabilities are paid on the last day of each month • Employees are paid by Direct Debit each week to their nominated bank account
Smart Jewellery Co Payroll Information PART 1 – Payroll Calculation Employee details Name Ruby Shimmer Stefan Peterson Coral Digby Opal Ridgemont Position Office Manager Bookkeeper Sales Manager Sales Assistant Date of Birth 1/4/1980 14/6/1985 15/9/1985 20/5/1998 Address 25 Topaz St Quartz Ville VIC 3231 78 Union Rd Klondyke VIC 3212 9 Sapphire Rd Brandbank VIC 3266 54 Greer St Emerald City VIC 3221 Start date 8/2/2014 1/3/2015 1/1/2011 1/6/2018 Current Wage Rate $52,364.00 p.a. $30.00 per hour $35.00 per hour $22.00 per hour Taxes Tax File Number Yes Yes Yes Yes Employment Basis Full- time Part- Time Full- time Full- time Tax Free Threshold Yes No Yes Yes HELP debt No Yes Yes No Tax Offsets Yes $3,554 No No No Authorised to approve ? ? ? ? Weekly Deductions Union Fees 20 10 $20.00 $20.00 Medical $115.00 $85.00 Superannuation $100
Part 2 - Questions Answer the following questions. You have to download Part 2 Questions file. Question 1 Coral Digby has started at Smart Jewellery Co on 1 January 2013. She would like to find out how much Long Service Leave is accrued on 1 July 2021. Note: Use Victorian Rules to calculate Long Service Leave. Find information from LSL-Act-2018- Fact-Sheet-02-taking-LSL file. Your workings: Check your answer with Victorian long service leave calculator: https://www.business.vic.gov.au/hiring-and-managing-staff/long-service-leave- victoria/calculatelongserviceleave
Question 2 Ruby Shimmer decided that she will terminate employment due to the health problems. Ruby started her employment on 8 February 2014. On 30 July 2021 she will have 76 hours of unused annual leave and 6.5 weeks of unused long service leave Ruby’s Pay details -Weekly salary – $1,057.35 -She claimed Tax Free threshold (please note; we will not include with tax offsets to simplify the calculations) -Entitled to leave loading Calculate Ruby’s final pay Gross Pay Salary on 28/7/2021 Unused Annual leave plus Loading on Unused Annual leave Unused service leave Total Gross Pay PAYG Withheld Tax Salary on 30/7/2021 Unused Annual leave plus Loading on Unused Annual leave (marginal rate) Unused service leave (marginal rate) Total PAYG Withheld Net Final Pay Question 3 An employee has approached you (as the payroll officer) and queried about his current leave entitlements. What is the process should you adopt to handle this enquiry?
Your answer: 1. Question 4 Coral Digby has queried her pay on 9.06.2021 stating that she paid too much tax. You have to respond to Coral in writing. Dear Coral,
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