Complete the entire pay cycle process by calculating gross to net pay, employer premium amounts and complete required accounting entries Sandra works in British Columbia and is paid on a semi monthly basis She has a claim code of 1 on both her TD1 and TD1BC She has the following types of earnings, benefits deductions She will not max out on CPP or EI this pay and will have full deductions Please use 2022 rates for your calculations and show not only the deduction value but also the pensionable, insurable and taxable amounts on which they were based Use the PDOC to determine the federal and provincial taxes Regular $3200 Holiday Pay $250 Group Life Employer paid Taxable benefit $15 RRSP contribution Employee deduction $200 Her employer matches her EI at a non reduced rate (1 4) and additionally pays employer health tax at a rate of 1 95 The pay ending is July 31 st and all amounts will be paid to third parties for the month The monthly amounts will be exactly double for month end reporting purposes (journal entry 4789) Calculate gross to net, employer premiums show all calculations first with a debit or credit for the amount

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Complete the entire pay cycle process by calculating gross to net pay, employer premium amounts and complete required accounting entries. Sandra works in British Columbia

Complete the entire pay cycle process by calculating gross to net pay, employer premium amounts and complete required accounting entries.

Sandra works in British Columbia and is paid on a semi-monthly basis. She has a claim code of 1 on both her TD1 and TD1BC. She has the following types of earnings, benefits & deductions. She will not max out on CPP or EI this pay and will have full deductions. Please use 2022 rates for your calculations and show not only the deduction value but also the pensionable, insurable and taxable amounts on which they were based. Use the PDOC to determine the federal and provincial taxes.

Regular $3200
Holiday Pay $250
Group Life Employer paid Taxable benefit $15
RRSP contribution Employee deduction $200

Her employer matches her EI at a non-reduced rate (1.4) and additionally pays employer health tax at a rate of 1.95%. The pay ending is July 31^st and all amounts will be paid to third parties for the month. The monthly amounts will be exactly double for month end reporting purposes (journal entry 4789).

Calculate gross to net, employer premiums show all calculations first with a debit or credit for the amount