FINAL- Sixth Wheel Trailer Sales in Prince Edward Island employs four people. Their annual gross earnings are $40,800.00, $62,800.00, $64,700.00, and $67,000.00. Calculate the total assessable earnings for Worker's compensation, when the maximum assessable earnings for 2022 are $58,300.00.
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Sixth Wheel Trailer Sales in Prince Edward Island employs four people. Their annual gross earnings are $40,800.00, $62,800.00, $64,700.00, and $67,000.00. Calculate the total assessable earnings for Worker's compensation, when the maximum assessable earnings for 2022 are $58,300.00.
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