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Both of the above terms are commonly used. There are also many varieties of tax document in the UK usually referred to by acronyms and abbreviations such as P45

A 'salary slip' or 'payslip' is a document on which details of an employee's salary payment are recorded. Everything relating to the employee's monthly salary such as the gross salary, deductions such as tax, provident or pension fund, unemployment insurance and loans appear. The employee's net take home pay is at the bottom of the payslip. Other details include the the company's and employee's name, the date when the employee was engaged at the top of the payslip, and year-to-date numbers somewhere in the middle. So, you may say: I have checked my payslip and noticed that the deductions are very high this month. or Although I have received my salary in my bank account, I have not seen my salary slip as yet.

A payslip is the document provided to staff that details the payment they have received for work undertaken. It will include the employees name, staff identity number (sometimes known as a payroll number), and any taxes or insurance that should be deducted as instructed by the government of the country in which the company issues payments form.

When employees were traditionally paid by cash in a 'brown envelope' there was invariably included a small piece of paper known as a payslip or payment advice. This practice still occurs though these days payment is often made via digital means directly into the employee's account and pay advice is given similarly by email or online notification. "My payslip states that I paid no tax last month."

"paycheck" "paycheck stub" "pay advice" A piece of paper given to the employee by the employer to show how much money they earned and how much tax was deducted, and if there was other deductions made. A payslip shows the amount of hours worked that you are being paid for. The gross and nett salary amount will reflect on your payslip as well as contribution.

Usually, a paper with the details of your payment will be called a "payslip". The 'slip' means a slip of paper which is a small piece of paper. In a general way, this information could be called your "payment details" as it is inclusive of all the details on you payment that month. Some companies may call it a "wage receipt" as it shows your wages and is proof of all taxes etc paid.

When you're trying to talk about the piece of paper which details the salary of an employee, then you can use the words "payslip" or "salary statement". For example, you can say: -I didn't get my payslip last month, so I should email HR to send it to me. -I didn't receive my salary statement, so I will ask HR to send it to me next week.