Marilyn earns $1,400.00 bi-weekly. She has a bi-weekly taxable car allowance of $70.00 and a bi-weekly group term life taxable benefit of $25.00. Union dues of $18.00 are deducted from each pay. Her TD1 and TD1AB forms have claim code 1. Calculate the federal and provincial taxes.

Marilyn earns $1,400.00 bi-weekly. She has a bi-weekly taxable car allowance of $70.00 and a bi-weekly group term life taxable benefit of $25.00. Union dues of $18.00 are deducted from each pay. Her TD1 and TD1AB forms have claim code 1. Calculate the federal and provincial taxes.

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