JustPayStubs · Employer records
Consecutive pay periods for an employer file
This page used to talk about housing applications. It is now a note on how an employer files back-to-back pay periods. A pay stub records wages that were paid. It is not a document to create for someone else's review.
One stub $12.99; two or more $9 each. Real employee and contractor records only. Do not use the PDF to misrepresent income.
What consecutive means
The next period starts where the last one ended. Year-to-date gross equals the prior year-to-date plus this period's gross. The same check applies to each tax line.
Keep every period you actually paid. Do not invent extra periods to make a history look longer.
What to type
Employer name, worker name, pay date, period start and end, rate or salary, and hours. Leave bank numbers blank unless you are copying them from the real payment.
Preview before you pay. One stub is the single-document price. Two or more use the multi-document price.
Price
One stub is $12.99. Two or more are $9 each. Full pricing.