Page 4 of 4 12. Mr. Bean receives a monthly basic salary of P38,000. He also receives P2,000 monthly for the rice subsidy, P 2,000 overtime pay, and P 500 for laundry allowance. Solve for the following : A.Suppose Mr. Bean is working in the GOVERNMENT SECTOR : GSIS Contribution Philhealth Contribution PAG-IBIG Contribution Income Tax NET PAY A.Suppose Mr. Bean is working in the PRIVATE SECTOR: SSS Contribution Philhealth Contribution PAG-IBIG Contribution Income Tax NET PAY

Page 4 of 4 12. Mr. Bean receives a monthly basic salary of P38,000. He also receives P2,000 monthly for the rice subsidy, P 2,000 overtime pay, and P 500 for laundry allowance. Solve for the following : A.Suppose Mr. Bean is working in the GOVERNMENT SECTOR : GSIS Contribution Philhealth Contribution PAG-IBIG Contribution Income Tax NET PAY A.Suppose Mr. Bean is working in the PRIVATE SECTOR: SSS Contribution Philhealth Contribution PAG-IBIG Contribution Income Tax NET PAY

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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