France works fora company located in Pierrefonds, Québec. She earns an annual salary of $46,750.00 and is paid on a bi weekly basis. Her company pays100% of the premiums for its employees' group term life insurance coverage. The premiums the company pays for France's coverage are a non-cash taxablebenefit of $24.00 per pay. France participates in the company's group Registered Retirement Savings Plan and contributes 5% of her salary to the plan everypay. She also pays $25.00 in union dues each pay. Her Québec deduction code is C.Determine France's provincial income tax deduction per pay period.Your answer

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