Question: Using information provided in question 3 and question 4 in addition to the fact that the total income tax deducted from Anushka's bi-weekly pay for




Using information provided in question 3 and question 4 in addition to the fact that the total income tax deducted from Anushka's bi-weekly pay for both federal and provincial income taxes was 5590.38, calculate the total remittance to be submitted by her employer to CRA for the bi-weekly period. Again use the 2017 rates provided. (A) $197.24 (8) $274.42 (C) $864.80 (D) $787.62 Calculate Anushka's El for the bi-weekly pay period using the same information provided in question 3 and using the rates for 2017. Additional information provided is: Maximum insurable earnings for 2017 was $51,300, El contribution rate was 1.63% and employer share was 1.4 times the employee contribution (A) $45.02 (B) $32.16 (c) $98.05 (d) None of the above Anushka received annual pay of $55,000 in 2017. Her pay period was bi-weekly. Additionally, she received a taxable benefit of $150 per month for her cell phone and also received 4% vacation pay. Calculate her CPP contribution for her pay period using 2017 rates provided in question 2 (A) $98.05 (B) $32.16 (C) $98.62 (D) $45.02 Ranjeet's pay period is bi-weekly. His annual salary is $48,000. Calculate his pay period CPP deduction for 2017 assuming that the maximum pensionable earning for 2017 is $55,300; the basic annual exemption was 53,500 and the CPP rate for 2017 was 4.95%: $1,846.16 $98.62 (A) (B) (C) $134.62 (D) $84.72 Which of the following is a true statement for Ontario ESA? (A) It covers all employees in Ontario, including airline workers (B) It provides a summary of the rights of all employees in Canada (C) It leaves the post office and Bank employees to federal jurisdiction (D) It does not have jurisdiction over public vacations
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