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Brenna question number 7

Conversions

Questions 1,2,3,4

Pg. 87 1-4
1. Gross pay is the amount before you pay any deductions.
Taxable income is the amount of money you’re going to pay tax on.
2. A) $1458.00 Semi-monthly (24) B) $1346.00 biweekly (26).
A) Per year = $34992.00
B) Per year = $34996.00
3. $750.00 x $0.0180 = $13.50
Lianne’s EI premium will be $13.50.
4. $3170.06 - $17.12 - $126.40 = $3026.54
A) Helen’s taxable income is $3026.54 semi-monthly.
B) Taxable income is higher than net pay because income tax, CPP, and EI are deducted from the taxable income to calculate the next pay.

Matt and Nicks work

Natalie&Jordan #5

This is what we did to calculate Amber's pay in biweekly.

question 8 pg 91 of the soft cover workbook

8)Chandra works as a flight dispatcher at the Calgary airport. Her Annual salary is $37,000.00 and her TDI claim is 2.
                A)Calculate her bi-weekly gross pay
                      37,000/26= 1,423.00
                 B) What will be her deductions be for CPP,EI, and income for each tax period?
                        CPP deductions=63.78
                          EI deductions=24.62

                 C) What will her net pay be ?
                          Her net pay is 1,142.14                        

Brenna&River #7

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In this project we calculated a pay roll for a guy named Pierre.He lives in Manitoba and works at K&M Construction.He earns a semi monthly pay.We had to enter the amount he got paid in 2 weeks.We entered it into the income then pressed the calculate bottom.Then that what gave us our net pay....lawl

Vinny Valentine net pay calculation

Vinny works in Virden for Uncle Joe's Logging Inc.

Here is his pay summary from the Federal Net Income calculator:

additional earnings

today we learned about additional earnings , the assignment we have to complete is pg.76-77 questions 1-7

ways to get paid

Todays Plan

Tuesday, October 26/10

This month we are on chapter 2 learning about Earning and Incomes.

Setting Prices (Following Unit Prices) Sept 23 2010

Markup: Making a price higher, to make a profit. (like in a vetail store.)
 Markup-how much, depends on demand
 Usually markup is based on a set of percentage,
    PST   AB- 0%
     SK-  5%
    MB-   7%
   GST

   Goods & Services Tax
  

Mark up Vs. Mark down

Plan For Today!

Today's plan includes:

1. Read the new textbook assignment about converting different types of currency, pages 41 to 46 and do the questions on pg. 47 1-6 (Build Your Skills, as usual). Do some homework for Monday if you have to.

2. Create a blog post to practice (even if you already have...), according to these instructions: (everyone can do this)

a) Use different coloured text
b) Use different fonts
c) Upload an image (something school-appropriate, obviously)
d) Create a hyperlink to some useful website you'd like to share with classmates

3. Be especially nice to Mr. Gorchynski and Mrs. Carr. They deserve your respect.

Thanks, and see you next class when we're all together again!

RM

Welcome To Essentials Math 10!

This blog is being written, right now, by grade 10 SVRSS math students in Swan River, Manitoba, Canada. We're learning from and with each other.....

Enjoy,

RM