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work with the payroll department to ensure the payroll is being processed accurately and
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efficiently.
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Legislation
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Legislations and Regulations
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The Employee-Employer Relationship
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-----------------------------------
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on time, in compliance with the legislative requirements for a full annual payroll
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cycle.
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List four definitions of payroll.
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List four definitions of payroll.
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- the department that administers the payroll
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- the total number of people employed by an organization
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- the wages and salaries paid out in a year
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- a list of employees to be paid and the amount due to each
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List the three types of payroll management stakeholders and provide an example of each.
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Payroll management stakeholders are government (federal and provincial/territorial), internal
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(employees, employers and other departments) and external (benefit carriers, courts, unions, pension
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providers, charities, third party administrators and outsource/software vendors).
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Explain the difference between legislation and regulation.
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Legislation determines what the rules are, while regulations determine how the rules are to be applied.
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What are two examples of sources of information that you use (or could use) to keep upto-date on payroll compliance changes?
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The Canadian Payroll Association offers Payroll InfoLine, a phone-in and e-mail information service for members
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- The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) produces guides, publications and Income Tax Bulletins, folios and Circulars, posts news bulletins and enables
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participation on an electronic mailing list with e-mail alerts for new content to the site
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- The Revenu Québec (RQ) website provides guides, publications, bulletins, forms, online services and enables participation on an electronic mailing list with e-mail notifications of tax news articles
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- Employment/labour standards (federal, provincial and territorial) publications and websites
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- Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) and Service Canada (SC) publications including information regarding the Employment Insurance (EI) program and the Social Insurance Number
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- CCH Canada Limited publishes a series of volumes on employment and labour law, pensions and benefits, etc., that supplies information on legislation with regular updates as changes become law
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- Carswell publishes The Canadian Payroll Manual and offers a phone-in service to subscribers
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Copies of legislation are available from the printing offices of the federal, provincial and territorial governments as well as through government websites.
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List three external stakeholders and explain their compliance requirements.
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Benefit Carriers - Payroll is responsible for deducting and remitting premiums for the insurance coverage to the carriers and for providing reports on employee enrolment and coverage levels.
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Courts and the CRA - Payroll must accurately deduct and remit amounts ordered to be withheld through garnishments, third party demands, requirements to pay and support deduction orders.
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Unions - Payroll must accurately deduct and remit union dues and initiation fees, and ensure that the terms of the collective agreement are adhered to.
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Pension Providers - Third party pension plan providers may require payroll to provide enrolment reports on participating employees and length of service calculations, and to remit employee deductions and employer contributions.
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Indicate the jurisdiction the following employees fall under:
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- Canada Post Corporation
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- An insurance company
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- A uranium mining company
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- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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- A retail department store with locations in every province
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- A chartered bank.
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- Canada Post Corporation (F)
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- An insurance company (P)
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- A uranium mining company (F)
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- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (F)
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- A retail department store with locations in every province (P)
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- A chartered bank (F)
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What is the difference between a contract of service and a contract for service?
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A contract of service is an arrangement whereby an individual (the employee) agrees to work on a full-time or part-time basis for an employer for a specified or indeterminate period of time.
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A contract for service is a business relationship whereby one party agrees to perform certain specific work stipulated in the contract for another party.
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What are the factors that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) considers when
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determining if a contract of service or a contract for service exists?
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Write a memo to your supervisor, who is the Chief Financial Officer of the company, to
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explain why your role must coordinate with the Accounts Payable Department to ensure
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that these payments are being handled correctly. Please prepare your answer in a separate
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document.
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document.
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*At the last weekly Finance meeting, Tom and I discussed the increase in the number of contractor invoices being
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processed through accounts payable (AP). We have some concerns as to whether these individuals would be considered truly
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selfemployed by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), or whether the CRA would determine them to be employees.*
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*If the worker is considered self-employed, then payment, on submission of an invoice, will continue to be handled by AP. If, however, the worker is considered an
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employee, they would have to be set up on payroll, as they would be in receipt of income from employment, subject to all legislated statutory withholdings.*
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*I have attached the CRA's form Request for a CPP/EI Ruling - Employee or SelfEmployed? - CPT1 for your information. This form can be completed by the
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company and sent with supporting documentation, such as the terms and conditions of the contract, for a ruling from the CRA on the individual's status.*
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*I think that Payroll must coordinate with the Accounts Payable Department to ensure that these payments are being handled correctly.*
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*Tom and I would be pleased to meet with you to ensure the company is in
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compliance with all legislative requirements. Would you be available next Friday
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morning at 10:00 to discuss?*
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