These are Statutory payroll deductions, required by law. Pension, Union Dues, and Taxes Family Support, Employment Insurance and Taxes Canada Pension, Employment Insurance and Taxes Canada Pension, Union Dues and Group Insurance Premiums Union Dues, Employment Insurance and Taxes Question 20 (1 point) Listen Which statutory holiday is only observed in Queb&c? Christmas Day New Year's Day Remembrance Day Thanksgiving Day St. Jean Baptiste Day The following is not an example of a taxable allowance: Cash paid to an employee to purchase normal clothing to wear on the job. Cash paid to cover living expenses. Cash paid to cover the cost of a personal vehicle which may be used for company business. Cash paid to cover business travel expenses such as hotels, airfare, taxis, meals, etc. Cash paid to cover entertainment costs not for the benefit of the company. Question 36 (1 point) Listen Cell phone service paid for by the employer for the employee's personal use is: Not taxable Taxable with CPP and El deductions Taxable with CPP deductions but not El Taxable with El deductions but not CPP Not taxable but subject to CPP deductions The pay cycle is determined by the Canada Revenue Agency and cannot be altered by the employer. True False Question 40 (1 point) Listen The employment contract may express payment in any method imagined (for example: per hour, per year, per unit, per dollar sold, per telephone call, per page written, etc.). True False These are Statutory payroll deductions, required by law. Pension, Union Dues, and Taxes Family Support, Employment Insurance and Taxes Canada Pension, Employment Insurance and Taxes Canada Pension, Union Dues and Group Insurance Premiums Union Dues, Employment Insurance and Taxes Question 20 (1 point) Listen Which statutory holiday is only observed in Queb&c? Christmas Day New Year's Day Remembrance Day Thanksgiving Day St. Jean Baptiste Day The following is not an example of a taxable allowance: Cash paid to an employee to purchase normal clothing to wear on the job. Cash paid to cover living expenses. Cash paid to cover the cost of a personal vehicle which may be used for company business. Cash paid to cover business travel expenses such as hotels, airfare, taxis, meals, etc. Cash paid to cover entertainment costs not for the benefit of the company. Question 36 (1 point) Listen Cell phone service paid for by the employer for the employee's personal use is: Not taxable Taxable with CPP and El deductions Taxable with CPP deductions but not El Taxable with El deductions but not CPP Not taxable but subject to CPP deductions The pay cycle is determined by the Canada Revenue Agency and cannot be altered by the employer. True False Question 40 (1 point) Listen The employment contract may express payment in any method imagined (for example: per hour, per year, per unit, per dollar sold, per telephone call, per page written, etc.). True False