Part $1$: $1.$ Based on the following TD$1$ Federal and Provincial claim amounts, determine the appropriate claim codes. $(2$ marks$)$ a$.$ $$16,600$ federal b$.$ $$21,350$ federal c$.$ $$22,890$ provincial d$.$ $$36,373$ provincial $2.$ Given the following Net Taxable Income amounts & claim codes, determine the federal and$/$or provincial income tax deductions. $(3$ marks$)$ a$.$ $$1,525\mathrm{.}99$ paid bi$-$weekly, Federal code $6$ b$.$ $$3,525\mathrm{.}46$ paid semi$-$monthly, Federal code $2$ c$.$ $$2,525\mathrm{.}32$ paid weekly, Provincial code $8$ Part $2$: Calculate: a$)$ Gross Earnings b$)$ Gross Pensionable$/$Taxable Earnings c$)$ Gross Insurable Income d$)$ Net Taxable Income e$)$ CPP deduction f$)$ EI deduction g$)$ Federal Income Tax h$)$ Provincial Income Tax i$)$ Net Pay for the following Alberta employees using the $2024$ Income tax deductions tables $($and formulas for CPP and EI deductions$).$ Assume in all cases that CPP and EI deductions will not exceed the yearly maximum. $(5$ marks$/$employee$)1.$ Connie Hardaway earns $$22\mathrm{.}00$ per hour and works $80$ hours in each bi$-$weekly pay period. Connie receives her holiday pay of $6\%$ on every cheque. She receives a non$-$cash taxable benefit of $$89\mathrm{.}30$ per pay period and contributes $$125\mathrm{.}40$ per pay period to her group RRSP$.$ Connie's federal claim code is $0$ and her provincial claim code is $0.2.$ Natalie Sappiro is paid a salary of $$68,670\mathrm{.}00$ per year, paid semi$-$monthly. She receives a $$125\mathrm{.}00$ taxable clothing allowance on each cheque. The company$$s pension plan allows Natalie to contribute $2\mathrm{.}0\%$ of her semi$-$monthly salary to the company$$s registered pension plan. Natalie's federal claim code is $1$ and her provincial claim code is $2.$