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By the end of this chapter, you will have a foundational understanding of payroll compliance and regulations in Canada.
This includes the various stakeholders involved, the objectives of payroll, and the legal frameworks that govern payroll processes.
You will also learn how to differentiate between federal and provincial/territorial jurisdictions, and how these affect payroll administration.
Additionally, you will understand the Canada Revenue Agency's criteria for determining whether an individual is classified as an employee or self-employed.
This includes the various stakeholders involved, the objectives of payroll, and the legal frameworks that govern payroll
processes. You will also learn how to differentiate between federal and provincial/territorial jurisdictions, and how they
affect payroll administration. Additionally, you will understand the Canada Revenue Agency's criteria for determining whether
an individual is classified as an employee or self-employed.
This chapter will cover the following topics:
1. Identify four uses of the term **payroll**
2. Describe payroll’s objectives
3. Describe who payroll’s stakeholders are
1. Identify four uses of the term payroll
2. Describe payroll's objectives
3. Describe who payroll's stakeholders are
4. Differentiate between federal and provincial/territorial jurisdictions
5. Explain how each stakeholder affects payroll processes and procedures
6. Apply the Canada Revenue Agency’s factors for determining whether an
individual is an employee or self-employed
6. Apply the Canada Revenue Agency's factors for determining whether an individual is an employee or self-employed