Your check stub will also show the amount of Social Security and Medicare contributions that were withheld from your paycheck. These contributions are mandatory and are based on your earnings.It may also include pre-tax deductions, such as contributions to a 401(k) plan or health insurance premiums. These deductions are taken out of your gross earnings before taxes are calculated, which can help reduce your taxable income.Your check stub may also include post-tax deductions, such as charitable donations or wage garnishments. These deductions are taken out of your net earnings after taxes have been calculated.
Finally, your check stub will typically include year-to-date information, which shows your total earnings, taxes withheld, and contributions made to pre-tax deductions since the beginning of the calendar year.It's important to double-check that your gross pay and net pay are accurate. Make sure that your gross pay includes all the hours worked, including any overtime or bonuses earned. Ensure that your net pay matches what you were expecting to receive.
