Using the income tax table below, what is the deduction with taxable income of $1016.50 and claim code 8?

Sandra works as a flight attendant. Her annual salary is $37 000 and her TD1 claim code is 2.(In each question enter the numbers only with no dollar sign)1) Calculate her biweekly gross pay.2) What is her deduction for Federal and Saskatchewan income tax? (Use the table above.)3) What is her EI premium? (1.73%)4) What is her CPP deduction? (4.95% with a $3500 exemption)5) What is her net pay?

A deduction isAgross incomeBmoney added to your incomeCnet incomeDmoney taken out of your income

Fill in the Blank QuestionFill in the blank question.You calculate taxable income by reducing gross income by adjustments, exemptions, and standard or deductions.

When an employer deducts tax from an employee’s wages the amount deducted is recorded as a: Group of answer choices current liability. miscellaneous expense. not recorded because it is a tax paid for the employee. non-current liability.

Step 3 (3 pts). Calculate tax amount based on exemption and taxable income (see tables below). Tax amount should be stored as a double and rounded to the nearest whole number using round(). Submit for grading to confirm eight tests pass.Ex: If the input is:20000 23 500 1 400Ex: The additional output is:AGI: $20523Deduction: $12000Taxable income: $8523Federal tax: $852Income Tax for Single Filers$0 - $10000 10% of the income$10001 - $40000 $1000 + 12% of the amount over $10000$40001 - $85000 $4600 + 22% of the amount over $40000over $85000 $14500 + 24% of the amount over $85000Income Tax for Married Filers$0 - $20000 10% of the income$20001 - $80000 $2000 + 12% of the amount over $20000over $80000 $9200 + 22% of the amount over $80000