Gross Income
Types of Income
Deductions
Net Income & Deductions
Miscellaneous
100

The amount of money earned before deductions.

Gross Income

100

A fixed payment for a job that is for a certain period of time.

Contract

100

Provides some income during periods of unemployment, usually you need to have worked 420-700 hours within the last 52 weeks before unemployment to qualify.

Employment Insurance (EI)

100

Your "take home pay".

Net Income

100

The minimum wage in BC.

$14.60

200

You are a dog groomer and your hourly wage is $15.20. If you work 20 hours in a week, your gross income will be:

$304

200

Income earned by the hour; overtime can be earned and tips depending on the job.

Hourly Wage

200

Provides you with some income after retirement, your employer also makes a contribution on your behalf, only paid to employees 18 years or older.

Canadian Pension Plan (CPP)

200

You earn a gross income of $67,200 annually. If your annual deductions are $24,780, your net income will be:

$42,420

200
Jobs that pay using a salary.

Teacher, doctor, police officer, Director of Housing First at the John Howard Society etc...

300

You got a job delivering bright yellow rubber ducks. You are paid $0.30 for each duck you safely deliver. During last nights' shift you delivered 243 rubber ducks safely to their new homes. Last night you earned: 

$72.90

300

Income where you earn a set amount yearly, paid out at a determined schedule.

Salary

300

Revenue for the government to pay for services (roads, health, education etc).

Income Tax

300

You have an annual income of $36,400 grooming small dogs. Your annual EI contributions are:

$589.68

300

Jobs that pay using a commission.

Car salesman, realtor

400

You got a job as a goat doctor! The annual salary is $45,000 a year. Your gross income if paid out bi-weekly will be:

$1730.77

400

Income based on how much you sell.

Commission

400

The income that is used to calculate the tax owing: found by taking your gross income and subtracting any qualifying deductions.

Taxable income

400

You had a gross income this week of $785.00. Your net income for the week was $625.42. What percentage of your gross income were your deductions?

20.3%

400

You have a job making beeswax candles and you earned $310.80 this week. If you worked 18.5 hours during the week then your hourly wage must be:

$16.80

500

You got a job knitting socks at a rate of $17.85/hr. If you work over 40 hours/ week you get paid double time. You happened to work 42 hours this week. Therefore your weekly income this week is:

$874.64

500

A payment for a piece of work that is marketed or sold (usually based on a percent of sales.    

Royalty

500

Your annual income is $31,999.50, making fake eyes for blind dogs. Your annual CPP contribution is:

$1453.47

500

As a professional rock climber, your gross income is $46,000 and you get paid monthly. Therefore your monthly EI premiums are:

$62.10 

500

As a car salesperson you make a 5% commission rate of your total sales. The total commission earned when you sell a car priced at $12,000 is:

$600

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