16. We must make remittances to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) on a regular basis. What taxes are considered to be statutory deductions? What does my company have to contribute to these taxes? If the monthly remittances averaged $26,500 in 2018, what is our remitter type? When do I have to have my remittances in to CRA for my May 31, 2020 payroll?

16. We must make remittances to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) on a regular basis. What taxes are considered to be statutory deductions? What does my company have to contribute to these taxes? If the monthly remittances averaged $26,500 in 2018, what is our remitter type? When do I have to have my remittances in to CRA for my May 31, 2020 payroll?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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