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1. Current Year Annual Payroll Information for one Canadian Employee for current year. Semi-Monthly Payrolls Annual Salary 48,000.00 Married Status Single Children under 16 that

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Current Year Annual Payroll Information for one Canadian Employee for current year.

Semi-Monthly Payrolls

Annual Salary

48,000.00

Married Status

Single

Children under 16 that are legally Infirm

1

Other Dependents

Lives with Father, whose income this year was $10,000

Eligible Post-Secondary Tuition

6,000

Private Pension Income

2,000

Qualify for Disability and Infirmity

No

Fedral Claim Code

2

Ontario Claim Code

2

Pay Periods

24

The Employment Insurance's, Employers Payroll Expense for each payroll will be $44.24 per paycheque. Answer to the nearest cents.

True

False

2.

Sprott Company started their business on July 1, this year. Sprott Company had two employees this year: Mary and Robert . The payroll is run semi-monthly.

Robert, estimates that his net income, this year. will be $10,000 for TD-1 purposes.

Assume Mary and Robert work the entire period from July 1 to December 31, this year, or 6 month.

The following payroll data was provided for Mary and Robert:

Mary (40 yrs. old)

Robert (75 yrs. Old and Disabled)

Annual Salary

$24,000

$48,000

Claim Codes

Fed. 4 Prov. 5

To determine

Spouse

60 years old

Estimated Net Income: $50,000

No Children

No Children

Tuition

$2,000, Seneca Part Time 4 months.

Private Pension Income from Sun Life Assurance.

Estimated, $5,000 per year

(Pension Income)

Registered Pension Plan (RPP) Deduction

$50 per pay

$50 per pay

Please calculate the Ontario Claim Code for Larry this year, is Claim Code?

8

9

5

7

3.Fred Jones Paycheque this year, please choose the correct EMPLOYEE journal entry only, for this paycheque to the nearest dollar.

Salary per pay $1,000
Deductions:
CPP (48)
EI (16)
Income Tax (100)
Union Dues (136)
Net Paycheque 700

DR. Salary Expense, $836

CR Union Dues Payable, $136

CR Cash $700

DR. Salary Expense, $1,000

CR CRA Payable, $264

CR Union Dues Payable, $36

CR Cash $700

DR. Salary Expense, $1,000

CR CRA Payable, $100

CR Union Dues Payable, $200

CR Cash $700

DR. Salary Expense, $1,000

CR CRA Payable, $164

CR Union Dues Payable, $136

CR Cash $700

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