kathy burnett works for trinity industries. Her pay rate is 12.84 per hour and receives overtime pay at one and one-half times her regular hourly rate for any hours worked beyond 40 in a week. During the pay period that ended December 31,2013, Kathy worked 48 hours. Kathy is married and claims three withholding allowances on her W-4 form. Kathy’s cumulative earnings price in this pay paid total 28,000. Kathy wages are subject to the following deducations:

1 Social Security tax at 6.2 percent
2. Meidcare tax at 1.45
3. Federal income tax
4. Health and disability insurance premiums 151
5. Charitable contribution 18.00
6. United States Saving Bond 100

1. Compute Kathy regular, overtime, gross and net pay
2. Assuming the weekly payroll has been recorded, journalize the payment of her wages for the week ending December 31,2013.

To compute Kathy's regular, overtime, gross, and net pay, we can follow these steps:

1. Calculate regular wages:
Regular wages are calculated by multiplying Kathy's regular pay rate by the hours worked. She worked 48 hours in total, so we subtract the overtime hours (48 - 40 = 8) from the total hours to get the regular hours worked.
Regular wages = Regular hours * Regular pay rate
Regular hours = 40 hours
Regular pay rate = $12.84 per hour

Regular wages = 40 hours * $12.84/hour

2. Calculate overtime wages:
Overtime wages are calculated by multiplying Kathy's regular pay rate by 1.5 (one and one-half times) and then multiplying it by the overtime hours.
Overtime wages = Overtime hours * (Regular pay rate * 1.5)
Overtime hours = 8 hours

Overtime wages = 8 hours * ($12.84/hour * 1.5)

3. Calculate gross pay:
Gross pay is the sum of regular wages and overtime wages.
Gross pay = Regular wages + Overtime wages

4. Calculate net pay:
Net pay is the amount Kathy receives after deductions are taken into account. To calculate net pay, we need to subtract deductions from the gross pay.
Deductions include:
- Social Security tax
- Medicare tax
- Federal income tax
- Health and disability insurance premiums
- Charitable contribution
- United States Savings Bond

Net pay = Gross pay - Total deductions

Now let's calculate each value:

1. Kathy's Regular wages:
Regular wages = 40 hours * $12.84/hour

2. Kathy's Overtime wages:
Overtime wages = 8 hours * ($12.84/hour * 1.5)

3. Kathy's Gross pay:
Gross pay = Regular wages + Overtime wages

4. Kathy's Total deductions:
Total deductions = Social Security tax + Medicare tax + Federal income tax + Health and disability insurance premiums + Charitable contribution + United States Savings Bond

5. Kathy's Net pay:
Net pay = Gross pay - Total deductions

To journalize the payment of Kathy's wages for the week ending December 31, 2013, we would make the following entry in the company's payroll journal:

Date: December 31, 2013
Account Debit/Credit Description
Payroll expense $[Gross pay] Dr
Withholding taxes $[Total deductions] Dr
Cash $[Net pay] Cr

Note: The specific amount for each account would be substituted with the calculated values.

To compute Kathy's regular, overtime, gross, and net pay, we can follow these steps:

1. Calculate Regular Pay:
Regular hours worked = 40 hours (standard working hours per week)
Regular pay = Regular hours worked * Pay rate per hour = 40 hours * $12.84 = $513.60

2. Calculate Overtime Pay:
Overtime hours worked = Total hours worked - Regular hours worked = 48 hours - 40 hours = 8 hours
Overtime pay = Overtime hours worked * (Pay rate per hour * 1.5) = 8 hours * ($12.84 * 1.5) = $154.56

3. Calculate Gross Pay:
Gross pay = Regular pay + Overtime pay = $513.60 + $154.56 = $668.16

4. Calculate Net Pay:
First, determine the deductions:
- Social Security tax deduction = Gross pay * 6.2% = $668.16 * 0.062 = $41.48
- Medicare tax deduction = Gross pay * 1.45% = $668.16 * 0.0145 = $9.69
- Federal income tax deduction: This needs more information, such as Kathy's tax brackets or allowances, to accurately calculate. You'll need to consult the tax tables or use a tax calculator to determine this.
- Health and disability insurance premiums deduction = $151
- Charitable contribution deduction = $18.00
- United States Saving Bond deduction = $100

Net pay = Gross pay - (Social Security tax + Medicare tax + Federal income tax + Health and disability insurance premiums + Charitable contribution + United States Saving Bond)
= $668.16 - ($41.48 + $9.69 + Federal income tax + $151 + $18.00 + $100)

Please provide the specific information about Kathy's federal income tax for a more accurate calculation of her net pay.

Assuming the weekly payroll has been recorded, we can journalize the payment of Kathy's wages for the week ending December 31, 2013:

Date: December 31, 2013
Debit: Wages Expense (expense account) - $668.16
Credit: Cash/Bank (asset account) - $Net Pay Value

Note: Replace the "Net Pay Value" with the actual net pay calculated above after deducting all the applicable deductions.