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Mr Jones gave the company notice of his resignation on 1 June 2021, that his last working day would be on 30 June 2021. Due

Mr Jones gave the company notice of his resignation on 1 June 2021, that his last working day would be on 30 June 2021.
Due to a number of additional items to be included on his payslip you decided it would be best if you prepared his payslip for the month of June 2021.


The following payroll inputs apply to Mr Jones for the month of June, those with question marks still need to be calculated:

Payroll input typeQuantityR
Income
Salary*13 500
Commission1 100
Overtime 1.53:20 [HH:MM]?
Overtime 21:05[HH:MM]?
Leave days to be paid out8 days?
Deductions
Medical aid4 600
Pension3 300
UIF (as from 1 June 2021, the new max is R17 712)?
PAYE?
SDL?


* You may assume Mr Jones’s daily rate is R623

Calculation below

Payslip for June 2021
Employee Code9Employee NameMr Jones
Job TitleSalesmanDepartmentSales
Date of Engagement01-Sep-16Date of Birth06-Oct-85
Pension Contribution7,50%Med AidBeneficiaries4
Medical Aid PlanClassic ComprehensiveVitalityNo
Termination Date30 June 2021TerminationReasonResigned
Nett SalaryR10079
Annual Leave Due0Long Service Leave0
Pension Beneficiaries:Wife20%
Child 140%
Child 240%
CALCULATIONS
OVERTIME @ 1.5
Total time in decimals (to two decimal points)Answer
Daily rateAnswer
Overtime rate (to one decimal point)Answer
Total overtime (round to the nearest rand)Answer
OVERTIME @ 2
Total time in decimals (to two decimal points)Answer
Daily rateAnswer
Overtime rate (to one decimal point)Answer
Total overtime (round to the nearest rand)Answer
LEAVE PAYOUT
Number of leave daysAnswer
Daily rateAnswer
Total leave payoutAnswer
UIF
RemunerationAnswer
UIF contribution percentage for the employeeAnswer
Employee UIF contribution-
SDL
Remuneration - correctly calculated20141
SDL contribution percentageAnswer
SDL contributionAnswer

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