Christine Boone is an employee at Americamp Vehicles. She earns a salary of $34,750 annually, paid...

Christine Boone is an employee at Americamp Vehicles. She earns a salary of $34,750 annually, paid biweekly. She contributes to the following fringe benefits and other deductions:

Medical insurance: $80 per pay period
Dental insurance: $15 per pay period
401(k): 5% of gross pay
Union dues: $100 per month
Additional withholding: $75 per month

Fringe benefits	Amount
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
401(k)
Union dues
Additional withholding
Total amount of Christine's fringe benefits and other deductions	$0.00

Expert Solution

Medical insurance (80*26)	2080
Dental insurance (15*26)	390
401(k) (34,750*5%)	1,737.50
Union dues (100*12)	1200
Additional withholding (75*12)	900
Total fringe benefits	6307.50

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