Paystub Terminology Review

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Across
  1. 3. Your employer will calculate the amount of federal income tax to deduct from your earnings.
  2. 7. This is your Social Insurance Number.
  3. 10. Employers deduct from your gross earnings until you reach the maximum contribution. This allows for you to claim it later, if needed.
  4. 14. Your employer will also calculate the amount of provincial income tax to deduct from your earnings.
  5. 15. This is the amount you have earned before any deductions.
Down
  1. 1. this is the number of hours in this pay period.
  2. 2. Many pay stubs will keep a running total of your earnings and deductions for the year.
  3. 4. This is the date that you can cash the cheque.
  4. 5. For those 18 years old and over. Employers will deduct from your gross earn­ings until you reach the maximum contribution.
  5. 6. This is the amount you are paid per hour.
  6. 7. A yearly amount, divided by the number of pay periods in the year.
  7. 8. A rate of pay per unit of production
  8. 9. This is the date range you are being paid for.
  9. 11. This is the Gross Pay minus the deductions – the amount you take home.
  10. 12. A percentage of a selected “base” amount
  11. 13. A rate per hour worked