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What country? In the US, my wage slip shows the portion of my salary that was withheld to pay federal/state income taxes on my behalf, plus my personal pre-tax
by alistairSH 6y ago
What country?
In the US, my wage slip shows the portion of my salary that was withheld to pay federal/state income taxes on my behalf, plus my personal pre-tax retirement account contribution, plus health insurance fees. It does NOT show the taxes paid by my employer in my name (workman's comp, employer share of FICA, employer share of health insurance, etc).
- pnutjam 6y agoI've had paystubs that enumerate what the employer is paying for different benefits, like health insurance or short term disability (US midwest). There is no standard in the US. When I worked at a university, they made a big deal about how they contributed 10% of your income into a retirement plan. Unfortunately it had a cliff vesting cycle that I never got close to meeting. (another scam that employers use to pay you less)