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divided by 2,080 = 7.5, rounded to the next lowest whole number) 10. How is the amount of average annual wages determined?

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divided by 2,080 = 7.5, rounded to the next lowest whole number) 10. How is the amount of average annual wages determined?

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A. The amount of average annual wages is determined by first dividing (1) the total wages paid by the employer to employees during the employer’s tax year by (2) the number of the employer’s FTEs for the year. The result is then rounded down to the nearest $1,000 (if not otherwise a multiple of $1,000). For this purpose, wages means wages as defined for FICA purposes (without regard to the wage base limitation). See Q/A-12 through 14 for information on which employees are not counted as employees for purposes of determining the amount of average annual wages. Example. For the 2010 tax year, an employer pays $224,000 in wages and has 10 FTEs.

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