Pay statements are provided by the employer to all employees and will include information such as

hours worked, salary or wages earned, and deductions taken off during a fixed period of time.

Have a look at the following pay statement for a salaried employee working in British Columbia and

answer the following questions.Identify how many days this employee was paid for, their gross income during this time, and their

year to date income.Pay statements are provided by the employer to all employees and will include information such as

hours worked, salary or wages earned, and deductions taken off during a fixed period of time.

Have a look at the following pay statement for a salaried employee working in British Columbia and

answer the following questions.

Identify how many days this employee was paid for, their gross income during this time, and their

year to date income.

Determine how much this employee paid in Income Tax for this pay period. How much has this

employee paid into Canada Pension year to date $($YTD$)?$

The net pay is calculated by subtracting all the deductions $[$income tax, employment insurance,

Canada Pension Plan $($CPP$),$ union dues, and any mid$-$month advance$]$ from the gross pay. Verify

the net pay of $$2453\mathrm{.}29$ for this employee is correct.