Can you describe the use of forms W2, W4, and 941?

"W2 form is an IRS mandated form that employers must supply to each employee at the beginning of each calendar year which shows annual earnings, taxes withheld, tips, etc. This is the form employees utilize for their personal income taxes each year. A W4 is a form that employees complete to tell the employer the amount of taxes to withhold from their paycheck. The employee identifies their marital status as well as the number of exemptions they would like to claim. A 941 is a document related to the employer's quarterly federal tax payment. This form shows the employer's portion of federal income taxes, Medicare tax, and social security tax. I am well versed in each of these forms."

"I learned about each of these forms while completing my Payroll Compliance education. From my understanding a W2 form is an IRS mandated form that shows annual earnings, taxes withheld, tips, and more for each employee. An employee completes a W4, telling the employer the amount of taxes they would like withheld from their paycheck. A 941 form shows the employer's portion of federal income taxes, Medicare tax, and social security tax."