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Deductions Worksheet Math 10 Essentials
Formulas: Net Pay = Gross Pay – Deductions Gross Pay = Net Pay + Deductions Deductions = Gross Pay – Net Pay
Example: Kara earns $400 a week, working for a telemarketing firm. The deductions from her weekly pay are:
EI $8.55 CPP $13.45 Income tax $44.15 Company pension plan $9.50 Health plan $10.40
Calculate Kara’s (a) gross pay (b) total deductions (c) net pay
Some of the things that can be deducted from a paycheck are: • Taxes • Employment insurance (EI) • Canadian pension plan (CPP) • Health plan • Life insurance • Union dues • Other pension plan • Payroll savings plan
Practice: 1. Joy’s gross income is $427 per week. Her weekly deductions include: EI $9.61, CPP $15.47, income tax $57.55, company pension plan $10.40. Determine her total deductions and her net income.
Gross Pay Total Deductions Net Income
2. Clayton’s gross pay is $372 per week. His weekly deductions are: EI $8.37, CPP $13.10, income tax $42.60, company pension plan $9.30, union dues $6.20. Determine his total deductions and his net pay.
Gross Pay Total Deductions Net Income
3. Fill in the following chart:
Name Gross Pay Deductions Net Pay Wendy $257.20 $42.49
Margaret $73.11 $311.96
Mark $429.00 $347.30
Clare $109.50 $388.50
Darren $550 $125.75
Lisa $201.50 $595.00
4. Liam earns $11.50 per hour. He works 36 hours a week. His weekly deductions are: EI $9.46, CPP $14.47, income tax $38.55, company pension plan $9.18, savings plan $35.00. Determine his (a) gross pay (b) total deductions (c) net pay.
Gross Pay Total Deductions Net Income
5. Gus works 35 hours a week. His net income is $448 and his deductions are $119.50. What is his gross pay? How much does he paid per hour?
Net Income Total Deductions Gross Pay
2.1 – Standard Deductions
Read the example at the top of page 24 and answer the following questions:
1. Look at the portion of Kevin’s Personal Tax Credits Return form.
a) What is Kevin’s full name? ________________________________________________________________________________
b) In what month was he born? _______________________________________________________________________
c) What is his SIN (Social Insurance Number)? _____________________________________________________
2. a) Kevin works 37.5 hours a week at $12 per hour. What is his gross pay?
Number of Hours Worked
Hourly Rate Calculator Work Gross Pay
b) Kevin’s deductions are $87.80. What is his net pay?
Gross Pay Deductions Calculator Work Net Pay
3. Kevin’s federal income tax deduction is $24 each week and his provincial income tax deduction is $11.50 each week.
a) How much income tax is deducted each week? _____________________
b) How much income tax would be deducted in a year?
Income tax deducted per week
Number of weeks in a year
Calculator work Income Tax for the year
4. a) What is EI (Employment Insurance)?
b) Kevin’s deduction for EI is $7.91 each week. How much would be deducted in a year for EI?
EI deducted per week Number of weeks in a year
Calculator work EI for the year
5. a) What is CPP (Canada Pension Plan)?
b) Kevin’s deduction for CPP is $12.39 a week. How much would be deducted in a year for CPP?
CPP deducted per week Number of weeks in a year
Calculator work CPP for the year
6. Use the information about Kevin’s deductions from questions 4, 5, and 6.
a) Which deduction – income tax, EI or CPP – is the greatest?
b) Why do you think the government deducts more for that than for the other two?