1. The pay stub of RollyDayse, employee No. 103 of DR Company, for a 2-week pay period. Gross Eamings Income Tax withheld P8,560 611.68 542.00 SSS premiums withheld Philhealth Premiums Withheld 112.16 222.00 Pag-ibig Premiums withheld Union dues 60.00 RollyDayse works a regular 40-hours week and is paid P100 per hour regular time, and time and a half for overtime. She is also paid an additional P1,092.80 in benefits for the 2 wee pay period with regard to the employer's contribution to the company's SSS and Philhealth premium.

1. The pay stub of RollyDayse, employee No. 103 of DR Company, for a 2-week pay period. Gross Eamings Income Tax withheld P8,560 611.68 542.00 SSS premiums withheld Philhealth Premiums Withheld 112.16 222.00 Pag-ibig Premiums withheld Union dues 60.00 RollyDayse works a regular 40-hours week and is paid P100 per hour regular time, and time and a half for overtime. She is also paid an additional P1,092.80 in benefits for the 2 wee pay period with regard to the employer's contribution to the company's SSS and Philhealth premium.

Principles of Cost Accounting

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Author:Edward J. Vanderbeck, Maria R. Mitchell

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Chapter3: Accounting For Labor

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