Sue is an engineer who needs your help calculating her net employment income. She provides $$

you with a copy of her pay stub for the current year:$$

$$ Gross Salary$$ $$60,000\mathrm{.}00$

Payroll deductions:

CPP$$ $$2,500\mathrm{.}00$

EI$800\mathrm{.}00$

Income tax$5,000\mathrm{.}00$

RPP contribution$3,000\mathrm{.}00$

Net Pay$$$$48,700\mathrm{.}00$

$-$ Sue earned a bonus of $$10,000$ in the current year. $$5,000$ was received in the current year $,$ and the remainder will be received in the following tax year.$$

$-$ Sue$$s employer paid the following on behalf of Sue:$$

$-$ Alberta Blue Cross private health care premiums: $$650$

$-$ Sunlife life insurance premiums: $$525$

$-$ Microsoft Surface Computer for exceeding her sales targets cost $$735,$ including taxes

$-$ Reimbursed cost of supplies Sue purchased for use on the job: $$560$

$-$ Professional clothing allowance: $$750($for the year$)$

$-$ On July $1$ of the current year. Her employer provides her with an interest$-$free loan amount of $$10,000.$ The loan is to be repaid in two years. The prescribed rate for $2023$ was $($Q$1$ & Q$25\%,$ Q$3$ was $3\%,$ Q$4$ was $2\%)$

$-$ Her employer provides her with a leased car. The annual lease payments were $$7,200,$ including $$1,200$ for annual insurance. Sue drove the car $46,000$ kilometres, which were $22,000$ kilometres for personal purposes. The car was available for Sue for the entire year.

$-$ Sue incurred the following costs in the year: Professional dues: $$875$

Required:

Calculate net employment income for Sue.