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N76 [4]
4 years ago
14

Topic : Payroll ​Please answer as soon as possible.

Business
1 answer:
sashaice [31]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

1. Vera = $400

2. Colin = $780

3. Messy = $54

4. Goyoh = $5,600

Explanation:

<em>Requirement 1 & 2</em>

<em>1. Vera Dunhill's gross salary - </em>

Hourly income = $10

As she has worked 40 hours for the current week, the gross salary is as follows -

Weekly Income (Gross Salary) = Number of hours worked × Hourly Income

Weekly Income (Gross Salary) = 40 hours × $10 = $400.

<em>2. Colin George's Gross Salary -</em>

Hourly Income = $15

Overtime hourly rate = $15 × 1.5 (for first 4 additional hours) = $22.5

Overtime hourly rate = $15 × 2 (for further additional hours after 4 additional hours) = $30.

As Colin has worked for 47 hours, his gross salary is =

($15 × 40 hours) + ($22.5 × 4 hours) + ($30 × 3 hours)

= $780

<em>Requirement 3 & 4</em>

<em>3. Messy's gross salary - </em>

Peeling guavas at $2 per kilogram. As the Messy has peeled 27 kilogram guavas, his gross salary = $2 × 27 kilogram = $54

<em>4. Goyoh's gross salary -</em>

Basic Salary = $800

Commission = 4% of sales

Current year's sales = $120,000

It means, he will receive the basic salary and commission on sales as a gross salary.

Therefore, Gross Salary = $800 + ($120,000 × 4%)

Gross Salary = $800 + $4,800

Gross Salary = $5,600

For the job purpose, he will receive the basic salary and for the performance purpose, he will receive the commission as well.

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