Step $1$: Gross earnings.

Step $2$ and $3$: No answer required.

Step $4$: CRA$/$Federal Net Taxable Income

Step $5$: Quebec$/$Provincial Net Taxable Income

Step $6$: Calculate Qu$$bec Pension Plan $($QPP$)$ contributions.

Step $7$: Calculate employment Insurance $($EI$)$ premiums

Step $8$: Calculate Qu$$bec Parental Insurance Plan $($QPIP$)$ premiums. Step $7$: Calculate employment Insurance $($EI$)$ premiums

Step $8$: Calculate Qu$$bec Parental Insurance Plan $($QPIP$)$ premiums.

Step $9$: Federal Tax:

Step $10$: Provincial Tax:

Step $11$: Calculate Total Deductions

Step $12$: Calculate net payQuestion $21$

$12$ pts

Robert Descharmes works for Westmount Seniors Drop$-$In in Quebec and is paid

$$26\mathrm{.}50$ per hour.

In this bi$-$weekly pay period he worked $75$ hours of straight time, $5$ hours of overtime at

time and one half of his regular pay rate $(x1\mathrm{.}5)$ and $4$ hours at double his regular pay

rate $(x2$ as per the company policy$).$

Robert pays $$20\mathrm{.}00$ per pay in union dues.

His federal TD$1$ claim code is $1$ and his provincial TP$-1015\mathrm{.}3-$V deduction code is $A.$

He will not reach the first Quebec Pension Plan, Employment Insurance or Quebec

Parental Insurance Plan annual maximums this pay period.

Calculate Robert's net pay.