A payslip

A payslip: eighteen contribution lines with employee and employer shares, the month against the year to date.

A payslip is a table before it is anything else. This one carries a letterhead, the employee it names, an earnings table, then eighteen contribution lines, each a base, a rate for the employee, a rate for the employer and the amount each rate comes to, and finally the cumulative figures for the year.

Section headings are rows that span the whole grid, and the totals are boxed off from the lines above them. Every figure is worked out from the earnings at the top, so the sums on the page can be redone with a pencil instead of taken on trust.

What this example shows

• Eighteen contribution lines, employee share against employer share.
• Heading rows that span every column of the grid.
• The month set beside the running total for the year.

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