1. True or False. While Christine Sinclair was on a personal trip to New York, she slipped while jogging and broke her arm. Christine can claim benefits from workers* compensation.

2. Alexander Gustafson turned age 70 on October 24. Calculate his prorated annual maximum Quebec Pension Plan contribution, showing all work.

True or False. Frank Smith, an independent contractor, set up his own workers compensation account in Alberta. While working under contract for Pesky Toys he was injured on the job. Frank can sue Pesky Toys for damages for his injury.

Alexandriana works in Quebec and has had $720.37 deducted in Employment Insurance premiums to date. What would be the withholding for Employment Insurance on her next bi-weekly pay of $1,400.00?

5. Melissa Leblanc works 75 hours per bi weekly pay period and earns $15.00 per hour.

In this pay period Melissa worked 7 hours of overtime, and will be paid $22.50 for each hour of overtime. Melissa is a member of the union and pays $10.00 per pay for union dues. Melissa's Qubec deduction code is B.

Calculate:

GROSS PENSIONABLE/ TAXABLE INCOME

QPP CONTRIBUTION

EI PREMIUMS

QPIP PREMIUMS

NET TAXABLE INCOME

QUEBEC TAX

IMPORTANT INFO

EI QUEBEC

Maximum insurable earnings (MIE) = $61.500.00

Employee EI in Quebec = 1.27%

Employee Rate = 1.4

Annual Maximum Employer premium = 1093.47

QPIP

Maximum Insurable Earnings (MIE) = 91,000.00

Employee's QPIP premium rate = 0.494%

Employee's maximum premium = 449.54

Employer's OPIP premium rate = 0.692%

Employer's maximum premium per employee = 629.72

QPP (Quebec only)

Yearly Maximum Pensionable Earnings = 66,600

Yearly Basic Exemption = 3500,00

Contributory Earnings 63,100.00

QPP Contribution Rate = 6.40%

Yearly Maximum Employee Contribution to QPP = 4038.40

Yearly Maximum Employer Contribution to QPP = 4038.40