How Taxes Appear on Your Paystub (Federal, State, and Local)
Wondering where federal, state, and local taxes show up on your paystub? This guide breaks down exactly what to look for on each line.
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Understanding Paystub Frequencies: Weekly, Semi-Monthly & Monthly
Paystub frequency determines how often employees get paid—and it can impact everything from budgeting to payroll efficiency. This guide breaks down each pay schedule to help you choose the best fit.
Do You Need a Notary Public to File Tax Forms?
Not sure if tax forms need a notary public? This guide breaks down when notarization is required—and when tools like FormPros can handle it all.
Paystubs and Creditworthiness: What Lenders Want
Lenders don’t just look at your credit score — they want proof of income. This blog explains how paystubs and creditworthiness go hand in hand.
Can You File Your Taxes With Your Last Paystub?
Wondering if you can file your taxes with your last paystub? This guide breaks down what’s allowed, what’s risky, and what to do if your W-2 is delayed.
How to Make Your Own Paystub (Without Faking Anything)
Need a paystub but didn’t get one from your employer? Learn how to make your own paystub legally and accurately—no faking, no risks.
How to Generate Paystubs for Remote and International Workers
Managing paystubs for remote and international workers comes with unique legal and tax challenges. This guide breaks down compliance strategies and tools to simplify global payroll.
Paystubs for Seasonal Employees: A Practical Guide
Seasonal employees often face unpredictable pay. Learn how paystubs help track variable income, ensure accuracy, and support income verification.
How to Calculate Overtime Pay Using Your Paystub
Wondering if you’re being paid correctly for extra hours? This guide shows you how to calculate overtime pay using the details on your pay stub.
Paystub vs W-2: Key Differences
Not sure how a paystub differs from a W-2? This guide breaks down what each document includes, when you need them, and how to get them.