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Compensation/Benefits: Laws & Regulations
Information concerning payroll administration, including payroll guides and deduction tables, is provided by Canada Revenue and Customs Agencies for
all
businesses. Most employers establishing private benefit plans are covered by provincial regulations.
Select the regulation type below and "Next"
to find the appropriate legislation. If you are not sure which regulations apply, review the list of business activities under "Federally Regulated" to ensure you are not covered by whese laws and regulations.
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