Question $1$

Kelly works as a cook at a restaurant in Manitoba making $$16\mathrm{.}25$ per hour. They are $17$ years old, and they attend university part time. Their annual tuition comes to $$5,400$ per year, and they will attend for $10$ months this year. They are not disabled. They take all available personal tax credits on their provincial and federal TD$1$ forms. Vacation pay is included on each cheque, and this is their first payday. They receive no taxable benefits, do not belong to a union, and do not have any deductions other than those required by law. They are paid bi$-$weekly. Their next pay will be on February $15,$ and they have worked $72$ hours with no overtime or shift premiums. Calculate their gross pay. Using the PDOC, calculate their EI$,$ CPP$,$ income taxes and net pay.

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Question $2$

Jennifer works in retail and makes $$19\mathrm{.}00$ per hour. She also earns a $$24\mathrm{.}50$ per hour for all shifts she works as the store supervisor. She works in British Columbia and is eligible for overtime for both job codes. Use the following information to calculate her net pay and all deductions using PDOC. Statutory holiday pay is paid out on the cheque it is earned.

a$.$ Jennifer is $25$ years old, is married, and has a three year old child who is disabled. Her spouse earns $$65,000$ per year, and claims all tax credits related to their child.

b$.$ Jennifer has worked for this employer for $7$ years.

c$.$ For the purpose of calculating her statutory holiday pay, Jennifer has worked $21$ days in the $30$ days prior to July first, and her regular wages totaled $$3,775\mathrm{.}00.$

d$.$ For overtime purposes, weeks are calculated Sunday through Saturday.

e$.$ Pay periods are semi$-$monthly and run from the $1^{st}$ to the ${15}^{th},$ and the ${16}^{th}$ to the end of the month. They are paid out the following Friday. The next pay date is July $19,2024.$

YTD amounts are provided below.

f$.$ Vacation pay is paid out on every cheque.

g$.$ Assume all breaks are paid.

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Question $1$

Kelly works as a cook at a restaurant in Manitoba making $$16\mathrm{.}25$ per hour. They are $17$ years old, and they attend university part time. Their annual tuition comes to $$5,400$ per year, and they will attend for $10$ months this year. They are not disabled. They take all available personal tax credits on their provincial and federal TD$1$ forms. Vacation pay is included on each cheque, and this is their first payday. They receive no taxable benefits, do not belong to a union, and do not have any deductions other than those required by law. They are paid bi$],[$Net pay,,$],[$Total to remit,,$]]$