If Sparrow pays total wages to it employees of $325,000 in 2104 and $342,000 in 2015, what is the entity’s wage deduction for those years?

Sparrow’s wage deduction for the two years can be calculated by subtracting wages paid to employees from total wages paid. For 2014, total wages paid is $325,000, and for 2015 it is $342,000. Sparrow’s wage deduction in 2014 would therefore be $325,000 – $0 = $325,000. In 2015, it would be $342,000 – $325,000 =$17,000. This difference of $17,000 represents the entity’s wage deduction for those two years.

It is important to note that this figure does not include any additional deductions such as taxes or employee benefits which could further reduce the amount of money that an employer pays out each year. For example, if an employer provides health insurance or a retirement savings plan to their employees and contributes towards these costs each year they will also have deducted from their total payroll costs before paying out salaries and wages to staff members. These additional deductions should also be taken into account when calculating an entity’s total wage deduction for any given period of time.