F.A.Q.
What is a Pay Stub
This is simply a piece of paper describing break down details of your pay. The details of your tax Deductions, Withholdings, payments, etc. Most but not all States require employers to provide a Pay Stub. Think of it as a receipt of your pay, or a record for future for reference. There is no intrinsic value of the paystub, unless it's used as description of income.
What is the meaning of Pay Stub
It's a document, historically a piece of paper, but now digital, which describes the breakdown of a persons pay. This is used to help understand the difference between Net Pay and Gross pay. Most employers provide a Pay Stub to employees for record keeping and explanation why they don't receive full pay. Pay Stubs are help for government taxes proof of payment.
How do I get a pay stub
Usually and employer will provide a pay stub to all employees. This is mandatory in most states, but not all. For self employed, a paystub can be generated for record keeping and tracking of funds. This helps in government tax and deductions planning. A Paystub can be digital or hard copy on paper.
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