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3) Net Pay Calculations (6 points) Franklin Stores, located in Alberta, has both salaried and hourly paid employees, who are paid on bi-
weekly basis. Linda Michaud earns $18.00 per hour and works 80 hours per pay period. Linda's claim
codes on her federal and Alberta TD1 are 2. Calculate Linda's net pay. (Take CPP (2020)-5.25%; EI
(2020)- 1.58% and go to CRA website and take 2020 deduction table for Alberta (for federal &
Provincial tax). Don't forget! It is code 2 for both Federal & Provincial tax.​

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