In 2023, Rashmika received a salary of $150,000. From her income, GGI deducted income tax of $33,000, $3,754 of CPP, and $1,002 of EI. GGI contributed $700 as Rashmika's premium on a supplementary unemployment insurance plan and paid $1,000 to the Professional Writer's Association of Canada for Ramshika's professional dues that relate to maintaining her professional status, which is a condition of her employment. The company also contributed $5,000 to its registered pension plan on Rashmika's behalf, and Rashmika made a matching contribution of $5,000. GGI also provides Ramshika with $500,000 in life insurance coverage, as well as a supplemental accident and sickness insurance plan. The 2023 cost to GGI for the life insurance coverage was $675, while the cost for the accident and sickness plan was $472. The accident and sickness plan would pay cash benefits due to injury or illness, but it would not pay periodic benefits to replace salary if Ramshika were unable to work. Ramshika does not contribute to the payments for the accident and sickness plan. What was the net income of Rashmika after deducting all the expenses mentioned above?