Dalyce Bonham, an employee in Alberta, earns $1630.00 bi-weekly, receives a noncash taxable benefit of $54.60 per pay, and is paid a bonus of $1,200. This is her second bonus this year; the first one, $1500, was paid 3 months ago. The bonus is to be paid along with Dalyce's regular pay. The federal net claim code on her TD1 is 3, and on her Alberta TD1 it is 3. Calculate Dalyce's net pay

Dalyce Bonham, an employee in Alberta, earns $1630.00 bi-weekly, receives a noncash taxable benefit of $54.60 per pay, and is paid a bonus of $1,200. This is her second bonus this year; the first one, $1500, was paid 3 months ago. The bonus is to be paid along with Dalyce's regular pay. The federal net claim code on her TD1 is 3, and on her Alberta TD1 it is 3. Calculate Dalyce's net pay

College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach

13th Edition

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Author:Scott, Cathy J.

Publisher:Scott, Cathy J.

Chapter7: Employee Earnings And Deductions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PB

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