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I. $3 .06 |  |  |  |\n\nAnswer the questions based on the details in the pay stub for each employee.  \n1. Sam made   for Regular Salary, plus   in Vacation earnings for this pay period.  \n2. Sam works   hours a week.  \n3. How often is Sam paid?  .  \nexample: weekly, bi-weekly, monthly  \n4. Sam has been working at this location for 14 weeks so far. \"Year to Date\"shows us how much the employee has made so far in total.  \nThe Year to Date Total Earnings are  .  \n5. There was a deduction of $3.06 on Sam's Pay Stub for this pay period. What is this deduction for?    \n6. There is a tax exemption for anyone who makes less than $14, 398.00 (federal) and $11,141.00 (Ontario) in a year. Sam will receive 52 pay periods this year. Does Sam have to pay tax?  \nSample Pay Stub Two  \nHere is a pay stub for an employee in Ontario from 2021 named Alex who is 25 years old.  \nPay Period Start: 2021-05-03  \nPay Period End: 2021-05-16  \nPay Date: 2021-05-18  \n\n| Income\u003Cbr>Regular Salary Vacation\u003Cbr>Total Earnings | Hours 70.00 |  | This Period\u003Cbr>$1400 .00\u003Cbr>$84 .00\u003Cbr>$1484 .00 | Year to Date\u003Cbr>$22, 400.00 $1344 .00 $23, 744.00\u003Cbr>$4760 .64\u003Cbr>$1176.64 $375 .20 $1920 .00 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Deductions\u003Cbr>Income Tax CPP\u003Cbr>E. I. RSP |  | Current Total\u003Cbr>$297 .54\u003Cbr>$73 .54\u003Cbr>$23 .45 $120 .00 |  |  |\n\nAlex has TWO healthcare plans:  \n There is an RSP (Retirement Savings Plan) so that the same amount is deducted from every paycheque and put into the RSP.  \n Alex also receives a health benefits plan from their employer. It covers up to $2000 a year for dental, vision, and alternative medical expenses.  \n\n| 1. How often is Alex paid?  .\u003Cbr>example: weekly, bi-weekly, monthly\u003Cbr>2. How much in total has been deducted to go toward Alex's RSP every pay period?  .\u003Cbr>3. Alex wears glasses and needs to get a new prescription. The cost of the appointment is $155 and the new pair of glasses is $800. Alex has already had a dental appointment this year that was $480 which was covered by health benefits.\u003Cbr>a) Will Alex's benefits cover the vision expenses? |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| b) How much will be available for the rest of t he year? | |\n\nSample Pay Stub Three  \nHere is a pay stub for an employee in Ontario from 2021 named Lucy who is 28 years old.  \nPay Period Start: 2021-12-06  \nPay Period End: 2021-12-20  \nPay Date: 2021-12-22  \n\n| Income\u003Cbr>Regular Salary Vacation\u003Cbr>Total Earnings\u003Cbr>Deductions\u003Cbr>Income Tax CPP\u003Cbr>E. I.\u003Cbr>Union Dues | Hours 80.00 | This Period\u003Cbr>$1920 .00\u003Cbr>$115.20 $2035 .20\u003Cbr>Current Total\u003Cbr>$429 .30 $103 .58 $32 .17 $20 .35 | Year to Date\u003Cbr>$15,360.00 $921 .60 $16,281.60\u003Cbr>$3434 .40 $828 .64 $257 .36 $162 .80 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nNote that Lucy is part of a Union at work.  \n1. How much does Lucy pay in Union Dues for one pay period? What are some possible things the Union Dues go toward?  \n2. How many paystubs will Lucy earn in a year?  \nThere are 52 weeks in a year and she receives paystubs bi-weekly.  \n52 ÷ 2 =  .  \n3.How much will Lucy make in Total Earnings in a year before deductions? Refer to Sample PayStub Two  \nCalculate:  \nTotal Earnings:   × Paystubs in a Year:   =  .  \n4. The first tax brackets are for anything up to (Provincial): $45,142 and  \n(Federal): $49,020.  \nCircle A or B  \nA) Lucy's Total Earnings in a year stay within this bracket  \nB) Lucy's earnings will pass into the next bracket.  \nSample Pay Stub Three  \nContinued  \nRefer to Lucy's paystub and your answers on page 3 to find out approximately how much is deducted for each tax: Provincial and Federal  \n","cbCail3zbK3i7h3N","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail3zbK3i7h3N","pdf",506775,8,"English","# Sample Pay Stubs\n## Sample Pay Stub One (Sam)\n## Sample Pay Stub Two (Alex)\n## Sample Pay Stub Three (Lucy)\n# Answer Questions and Calculations\n## Earnings, frequency, and year-to-date totals\n## Deductions identification (E.I., Union dues, RSP)\n## Provincial and federal tax bracket estimates","[{\"question\":\"What deductions are shown on Sam’s pay stub example, and what does one deduction represent?\",\"answer\":\"Sam’s pay stub includes an E.I. 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